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Why do you think I see railings in "wireframe" even though I'm using the "hidden lines" display style?
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I used the following settings: (thank you.)
Thank you!
Why do you think I see railings in "wireframe" even though I'm using the "hidden lines" display style?
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I used the following settings: (thank you.)
Thank you!
I have no issue as well. However Vista 3D 7 - Copia 2 - 4 do show wireframe
While Vista 3D 7 - Copia 2 - 1 show it solid. It maybe camera view corrupted.
I have no issue as well. However Vista 3D 7 - Copia 2 - 4 do show wireframe
While Vista 3D 7 - Copia 2 - 1 show it solid. It maybe camera view corrupted.
@ToanDN wrote:
Turn off CAD links or imports.
- I brought the levels closer to the project, both in the main file and in the base.
- I deleted the masses present, because they originally contained a CAD file, although not visible (I entered a DWG visibility parameter for it).
- The file with the base, Revit link, which is located in the main file, contains a CAD file, but I turned it off in the source file (in generic models).
I attach the fixed files, if you want to take a look at it. Despite this, in the visibility window of the views I still see a reference to Cad, I do not understand why, it is as if some old CAD file was still present.
Thank you.
@ToanDN wrote:
Turn off CAD links or imports.
- I brought the levels closer to the project, both in the main file and in the base.
- I deleted the masses present, because they originally contained a CAD file, although not visible (I entered a DWG visibility parameter for it).
- The file with the base, Revit link, which is located in the main file, contains a CAD file, but I turned it off in the source file (in generic models).
I attach the fixed files, if you want to take a look at it. Despite this, in the visibility window of the views I still see a reference to Cad, I do not understand why, it is as if some old CAD file was still present.
Thank you.
Good morning everyone. I did not solve the problem, does anyone have any other ideas to fix the situation?
I tried to copy the buildings to a new file, completely new, and by creating a new view I get the same result. I tried to disable the "add-ins" and tried to delete the CAD present, although I do not know if I succeeded at all. It didn't work. I'm wrong something, I don't know what... the drawing is very approximate, full of errors.
Good morning everyone. I did not solve the problem, does anyone have any other ideas to fix the situation?
I tried to copy the buildings to a new file, completely new, and by creating a new view I get the same result. I tried to disable the "add-ins" and tried to delete the CAD present, although I do not know if I succeeded at all. It didn't work. I'm wrong something, I don't know what... the drawing is very approximate, full of errors.
Hide the site link and model lines in that view fixed the transparent railing issue. So the link and the model lines may have too large of a extent that causes the graphic glitch. A starting point for you to diagnose.
Hide the site link and model lines in that view fixed the transparent railing issue. So the link and the model lines may have too large of a extent that causes the graphic glitch. A starting point for you to diagnose.
@f.annoscia1XRNMD wrote:
@ToanDNthank you!
I can see the view well by opening your file.
I see the "3D View 7 - Copy 1" view badly, although I hide the model lines.
However, in recent weeks I had tried to manually delete the links and model lines, but the view was still wrong... So I tried to delete gradually, one at a time, the different elements in the project...
What do you think the problem depends on? Is it a matter of computers? The RAM? The graphic card? Or is it a Revit feature?
Again, turn off the Site Link and Model Lines corrects the view graphics.
@f.annoscia1XRNMD wrote:
@ToanDNthank you!
I can see the view well by opening your file.
I see the "3D View 7 - Copy 1" view badly, although I hide the model lines.
However, in recent weeks I had tried to manually delete the links and model lines, but the view was still wrong... So I tried to delete gradually, one at a time, the different elements in the project...
What do you think the problem depends on? Is it a matter of computers? The RAM? The graphic card? Or is it a Revit feature?
Again, turn off the Site Link and Model Lines corrects the view graphics.
I do not see anything wrong with your PC or your linked files or the extents of elements in 3D! I didn't unload or switch off anything...its just a misfit view
Select the Camera in plan view>>> CUT to Clipboard >>> Paste Aligned to same place
See GIF below for results
Wow 34 posts!!! This thread is TRENDING big time
I do not see anything wrong with your PC or your linked files or the extents of elements in 3D! I didn't unload or switch off anything...its just a misfit view
Select the Camera in plan view>>> CUT to Clipboard >>> Paste Aligned to same place
See GIF below for results
Wow 34 posts!!! This thread is TRENDING big time
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