Revit 2020. Working for months on a building drawing, suddenly all floors are transparent when viewed from one level.
View discipline is architectural. View cut plane normal above, bottom view slightly below (anything goes)
No view template in use, no graphic override, no filters, no transparency settings, parts visibility (anything goes), no underlay. Graphic display wireframe, hidden, shade etc. all the same.
Everything turns back to normal when viewing the floors from another level above, then I can switch between wireframe and hidden as usual.
Thank you for your support.
Regards, Flemming
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CAD files with very large extents can have this effect on views. Usually it is elevations or section views but I see no reason why it couldn't also affect plan views. Turn off the visibility of CAD files in the view and see if the problem goes away. If you must see the CAD file, then you need to fix the extents of the file so it doesn't violate Revit's threshold for extents.
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Cleaning up a CAD file for linking can be tedious. I usually start here:
I've encountered blocks that trigger the extents warning, numerical warning and proxygraphics. I've even run into splines and 3D polylines that caused it. Often using Explode has permitted me to create a version of the file I could use without generate warnings.
Whatever steps you take will need to be repeated the next time they send you a new version. Ideally you identify something specific and work with them to find a way to prevent it from reoccurring.
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