Revit DPI / Graphics / Snapping Issue. Snapping is too precise, and the selection box for any elements seem fuzzy or pixelated.

[s248ahme]

I have been having this weird issue where the snapping in Revit 2022 is too precise, requiring me to keep zooming in quite a bit to be able to snap to the correct point. This is wasting a lot of time as it is requiring me to keep checking my drawings every time I draw a line or object to make sure if it is snapping to the right location. I noticed the "snap buffer area around the mouse pointer" is much less than it used to be which is requiring me to point EXACTLY or EXTREMELY NEAR a corner to be able to snap properly. It is difficult to show what I mean but I tried my best to capture it in the attached clip. Clip 1 shows the issue and Clip 2 shows what its supposed to look like. 

I also noticed that all the selection boxes when elements are highlighted are appearing fuzzy. I am wondering if it is a windows graphics / DPI issue or a native Revit issue. Attached image shows what the issue is, and what its supposed to look like. 

Note: I had this issue previously and a simple restarting of windows solved this issue. However, it seems like that method is not working anymore. 

Any thoughts on how to fix this? 

[ToanDN]

No such issue here.  How far is you model from the Internal Origin?

[s248ahme]

The model is near the Origin. I had the same issue before with this exact same Revit file and I simply resolved the issue by restarting the application and windows. But this time, that method is not working anymore.

[ToanDN]

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@s248ahme wrote:
The model is near the Origin. I had the same issue before with this exact same Revit file and I simply resolved the issue by restarting the application and windows. But this time, that method is not working anymore.

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Share the file.

[barthbradley]

Maybe closing one eye will help you aim better?  😉

Kidding.  Seriously though, that did cross my mind when watching the first mp4.  he. he.