Object showing up in yellow

[ShifraSpiegel]

Any idea why some objects are showing up in yellow?

[jay_colcombe]

I assume you want the walls to be Yellow but some of the other Families are showing Yellow?

Do you have a Filter applied for a Cut Range override?

Instead does using the Wall Edit Type Properties > Coarse Scale Override be a solution instead of Filters/Overrides?

[ShifraSpiegel]

No filters and if the file is open on another computer it doesn't happen. I don't want the walls yellow either

[RSomppi]

If you create a new view, are they still yellow?

[jay_colcombe]

Agree with @RSomppi 

Delete the Plans and recreate them 

[RSomppi]

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@jay_colcombe wrote:

Agree with @RSomppi 

Delete the Plans and recreate them 

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I did not say that. My question was to find out if a new view has the same issue. 

Do not delete them until you are sure that you don't need them. There may be annotation type things that could be copied and pasted to a new view. There could be settings that need to referenced. It's a rule of thumb for me to not delete anything until I'm absolutely sure I don't need it or anything that might be contained in it.

[vitorbortoncello]

https://help.autodesk.com/view/RVT/2024/ENU/?guid=GUID-67D3D6DB-E78D-4711-B9C3-4D30F1C22205

[Mike.FORM]

Check your material properties for the counters and the walls. It looks like you are in "course scale" and your graphic display is set to "consistent colours".

[jay_colcombe]

@RSomppi Fair comment and appreciate your explanation.

In this instances where the user has categorically stated there are no overrides driving this, my only solution in the past was to delete the Views as somehow they had become corrupt and would appear so as the model is fine on another Revit Users machine!

I recall this as I found that solution from a previous Community Forum post.

[RSomppi]

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@jay_colcombe wrote:

@RSomppi Fair comment and appreciate your explanation.

my only solution in the past was to delete the Views as somehow they had become corrupt and would appear so as the model is fine on another Revit Users machine!

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Deleting the view is not necessary. You may lose something that you need in a new view if indeed the existing view is the problem. Creating a new view is the solution you are trying to convey.

The key is creating a new view which I stated. I wouldn't delete the old one until I had a solution and made sure that I had everything that I needed from it.

[barthbradley]

Could be weather related.

Kidding.

Post the Project File and avoid the guessing game.  You'll have a real answer within seconds of posting it. I'm certain of it. 

[TripleM-Dev.net]

Hi @ShifraSpiegel,

The walls don't look like a single yellow color, how is the view set, as realistic?

Maybe it's the Render setting of the material used.

Could explane why another machine doesn't show it as yellow, one of you loads the image associated and the other one can't find it. The image is Yellow or the color def. in render is yellow....

[ShifraSpiegel]

Its happening in all views and in all projects

[barthbradley]

Maybe the Appearance Asset has too much sap in it.  😉

...all joking aside, an Appearance Asset can be shared with other Materials. 

[jay_colcombe]

So originally it was just his model on this machine which would usually point at a software issue.

If, it is now on all machines opening the same model i would categorically state it something in the model and view settings/phases/design options/overrides 

can you share the model?

[RSomppi]

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@jay_colcombe wrote:

i would categorically state it something in the model

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@ShifraSpiegel wrote:

Its happening in all views and in all projects

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[ShifraSpiegel]

It is still only on one machine but with all views and projects on that machine

[admaecc211151]

Try this. Or maybe change a monitor for your computer. One of my teammate see everything purple since his monitor is broken and just don't want to change it, lol.

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/use-color-filters-in-windows-43893e44-b8b3-2e27-1a29-b0c...