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Revit 2019 is slow in perspective view when panning
Revit 2019 is slow in perspective view when panning
Hello everyone, what could be the reason that the pan is so slow and sometime does not even move the view in perspective mode, It gets practically unusable.
Is there something I can do about it?
This happens to me with any project regardless if is big or small and we have high end computers with pretty good specs.
Hi, That doesn't fix the problem, you just change from perspective to orthographic, the issue is in perspective not in the orthographic, there it works fine.
I just realized I had autocad files/plans imported into the drawing and viewed these cad files in perspective mode, which created the same issue discussed in this thread.
As soon as I hid the autocad files in the view my zooming became normal again. I might go back to cad file and maybe see the drawing extents, to see if that would help. But I swore I would never use Autocad again after migrating to revit : ) I only use as backrounds from another architect.
We also had a problem with panning a 3D views in perspective mode which included linked .dwg files. For us the solution was to turn off all the .dwg layers which contained text and then normal speeds returned. Not entirely intuitive as 3D views don't show text anyway.
When the text was turned on (but not displayed), zoom extents pulled out further than when turned off, even though all the text was within the linework. Also, after turning text back on, panning would work as expected until you zoomed in or out, following which, panning would slow again.
