View Differences

[Cyril_Osano]

Hi What is the variation of this 2 views you can see below?

No applied filter; seems to be the other one is a bit colored.

[azad.Nanva]

it can have many reasons , shadow,view range, template,etc.
post a big picture if you can.

[barthbradley]

@azad.Nanva is right. Could be any number of reasons for the difference. Post the Project File here and we'll tell you exactly what's going on. Better than us guessing.  

BTW: if you want one View look to mimic another View look, then create a named View Template from the View you like and apply it to the other View.  

Help | View Templates | Autodesk

[TripleM-Dev.net]

@Cyril_Osano,

Maybe the visual style, one shaded (light effect often makes it lighter colors) and the other Consistent color?

If the 2 views don't share a viewtemplate it could be a lot of things.

If they share a viewtemplate, inspect what the viewtemplate doesn't control.

Other than that, share the file. (You can delete all but one floor/wall and the 2 views if sharing is a issue)

Showing the base properties of each view would only show some settings, not all nested ones.

[Cyril_Osano]

Hi, please see the sample files here.

These are 2 different models however they share the same View template.

  

https://we.tl/t-yUnUZxNuMq

[barthbradley]

The Models may share same-named View Templates, but the same-named View Templates do NOT share the same settings.

For instance, the View Template named "OVERALL GA" in both Projects has slightly different Sun Settings. 

If the Projects' same-named VTs are supposed to have identical settings, then I would use Transfer Project Standards to transfer and overwrite View Templates.  

Help | Transfer Project Standards | Autodesk

[handjonathan]

Hi @Cyril_Osano 

Thanks a lot for posting your question to the forums!   Have the solutions suggested by @azad.Nanva @barthbradley @TripleM-Dev.net helped with your issue?
 
We look forward to hearing back from you with more information so we can help you as a community!