Wall is not visible in the plan but visible in the section

Wall is not visible in the plan but visible in the section

Anonymous
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Wall is not visible in the plan but visible in the section

Anonymous
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Hi there, 

 i ´'ve been working on Revit since six years now and this is the first time when i get such Problem 

it's not clear and can not understand why the wall is visible in the section .. but not in the plan despite the door still visible in plan .. 

 

 

 

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martijn_pater
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Share both of those views properties or the file, right now not much to say about it other then: https://www.ideateinc.com/blog/2013/01/missing-something-in-revit-view-33

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Anonymous
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actually what i did.. i just delete it and draw it again and everything is fine and visible  but the annoying thing that it's keep on happening every now and then 

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martijn_pater
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Difficult to say, almost seems like something in your workflow then... are you switching view templates by any chance? And are you working in the project alone?

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Anonymous
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yes i'm working alone in this project ... what do you mean by my workflow?

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martijn_pater
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@Anonymous wrote:

... it's keep on happening every now and then 


I meant it might be something you are doing now and then (switching view templates for instance). Note that is most definately not something I know to be true, just trying to help figure it out...

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syman2000
Mentor
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I run into this problem from time to time with several of my colleague. I told them to exit Revit and reopen the model. The problem fix itself. You may want to do deep purging and auditing the model. As well detach the model and recreate new central model.

Check out my Revit youtube channel - https://www.youtube.com/user/scourdx
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barthbradley
Consultant
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Sometimes these kinds of phenoms happen because of Join Geometry/Join Order and can be resolved by simply Switching Join Order.   Something to try next time.  

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Lance.Coffey
Autodesk Support
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The following help topic has some good information on troubleshooting this type of situation: Objects Are Not Visible.

 

Another thing to keep an eye out for on the topic of workflow is the view you are modeling/drawing elements. If you are adding items from various views, they could have different properties (workplane, associated level, phase), which will affect the properties of elements placed into the view).



Lance Coffey

Technical Support Specialist
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