Site Model has disappeared from plan & 3D but not sections

Site Model has disappeared from plan & 3D but not sections

Anonymous
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Site Model has disappeared from plan & 3D but not sections

Anonymous
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Im new to Revit; I imported a CAD survey file into my project, and yesterday had my 3D contoured site model up beautifully. Today, I can only see the model in section; no 3D or site plan. Please help!

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barthbradley
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Your post is a little cryptic.   I think what you are saying is that yesterday and today are different. Is that about the size of it?  

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Anonymous
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I think you need to check all worksets,

All the worksets should be visible.

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ennujozlagam
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either delete existing 3D view and create a new one or activate your bulb icon it could be hidden it that view and unhide. thanks





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syman2000
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Post up the file so we can take a look. If you are using default Revit template, the Level 1 & 2 have Topographic set to off. Only site floor plan have them on. So check in Visibility/Graphics and turn on Topography. In 3d check and see if topographic is also turned off.

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lim.wendy
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HI @Anonymous,

 

Welcome to the forum and thanks for posting. 

As suggested by our community, we'll need more information from you. Some tips:

 

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Mohamed-Nassar
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Let the acceleration work from Option bar and delete your CAD file from the model and see what happens may u move this CAD file and the site seems to be very wide.

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barthbradley
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