railings in "wireframe" style

[f.annoscia1XRNMD]

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!

[f.annoscia1XRNMD]

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[f.annoscia1XRNMD]

@barthbradley if I'm not too prying, what computer do you use?

[syman2000]

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.

[barthbradley]

Try disabling hardware acceleration.  

[f.annoscia1XRNMD]

@syman2000the view I'm working on is Vista 3D 7 - Copia 2 - 3

[f.annoscia1XRNMD]

Yes, I had already tried to turn off the hardware acceleration.

[f.annoscia1XRNMD]

@syman2000 do you see Vista 3D 7 - Copia 2 - 3 correctly?

Thank you.

[syman2000]

Same thing. This is why I said the view is corrupted and you may want to copy from the original view that won't have that issue and then use view template from the Vista 3D 7 - Copia 2 - 3 and apply it on the new copied view.

[f.annoscia1XRNMD]

I see in wireframe also Vista 3D 7 - Copia 2 - 1, which you see well. I see them all wrong.

[f.annoscia1XRNMD]

@syman2000, @barthbradley sees all the views well. Because? If it were corrupt, shouldn't we see them all the same way?

[barthbradley]

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@f.annoscia1XRNMD wrote:

@syman2000, @barthbradley sees all the views well. Because? If it were corrupt, shouldn't we see them all the same way?

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Not necessarily.  

...have you tried Repair?  Also, an Add-In could be the culprit.  Try this:

How to disable add-ins for Revit | Revit Products | Autodesk Knowledge Network

[f.annoscia1XRNMD]

Sorry to bother you. It is not clear to me this passage of the link: first I rename the view and then I delete the view that I renamed?

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• Rename the certain 3D view.
• Delete the renamed 3D view.
• Generate a new 3D view > this view is already correct "

Also is there a way to put the camera in the same position?
Excuse me if I can't understand this passage... Thank you

https://knowledge.autodesk.com/support/revit-products/troubleshooting/caas/sfdcarticles/sfdcarticles...

[f.annoscia1XRNMD]

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@ToanDN wrote:
Turn off CAD links or imports.

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• 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.

[f.annoscia1XRNMD]

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.

[ToanDN]

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]

@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?

[ToanDN]

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@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?

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Again, turn off the Site Link and Model Lines corrects the view graphics.

[RDAOU]

@f.annoscia1XRNMD 

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

[f.annoscia1XRNMD]

@ToanDNthank you! I hadn't turned off the link in fact!

@RDAOUthank you! It is very clear and useful. But after this operation you correctly visualize the railings of the views?

[RDAOU]

@f.annoscia1XRNMD 

I believe yes...Is it not showing in the GIF? (Edit: I am currently on Mobile so can't open file...try it at your end and see outcome its a 2 secs thing)