Walls are not visible in floor plan

[Anonymous]

I don't know what changes I made to the settings- now when I draw walls on the floor plan Revit displays a message "None of the created elements are visible in Floor Plan: Level 2 View. You may want to check the active view, its Parameters, and Visibility settings, as well as any Plan Regions and their settings."

I checked the Visibility/Graphic overrides, and the visibility of walls is on. Also I checked the floor plan property, still the visibility of walls is on. How to solve this problem? Can somebody help? Thanks a lot.

[rendermaster]

check your parameters at Visibility Graphics Overide

command: VG

[basakbc007]

I did check the visibility graphics override but everything seems to be
alright. Can you tell me which parameter I'm supposed to check or modify?

[rendermaster]

better share the file in here for physical checking

[micbulosan]

Good day. 

FYI: I encountered the same thing this afternoon with Revit 2020.2. My floor plan and compartmentation plan shows the walls in question, but the floor-finish plan is missing some walls despite having exactly the same types as its adjacents in all sense of the word. I looked at template settings, VG (visibility graphics), phasing, VR (view range), even design options. I saved the file, closed Revit, restarted Win 10 v2004 then opened the file by auditing. At first, Revit crashed and sent back to Autodesk. Then I opened the file again. The situation remained the same.

Then I searched the net and found this forum. I erased and redrew the walls (create similar from adjacent) it showed. But when I adjusted the BASE OFFSET OF THE WALL (-0.15m) in order to be right on top of steel deck-and-beam, the wall disappeared again. BTW, other adjacent stacked walls have base offset of -0.05m but they showed no problem.

MY ACCIDENTAL WORK-AROUND / SOLUTION: I changed the base offset of the missing walls back to ZERO and it showed back.

(Is there any conflict like overlapping with wall below? None, the wall on the below level has top offset well below the beam under this level) 

Is this a bug? Maybe. So this remains a mystery as to why it happened.

[martijn_pater]

Perhaps you could zip & share (part of) the file where this occurs to have a look.

[rendermaster]

an you check your view range particularly on Primary Range

[Anonymous]

Thank you very very much 

[Anonymous]

THANK YOU VERY VERY MUCH
THIS IS WORK

[Anonymous]

Good one man. 

[stratoviper]

I tried every setting under the sun, .. except turning off "Crop region"  ...why would that matter?   the default crop region is TINY, it was zoomed in so small it was cropping 99% of my floor plan out and the crop region was just plain white, no way to know how big it is.  *face palm.

[David125]

Where exactly should I look for "structural" or "architectural" in the properties?

[ToanDN]

Structural box in the wall's properties.

[sjuarezQNLSJ]

It can also be on a different workset

[iammuhamadtariq]

hi, i copied walls from architectural linked filed to structural template, still it will remain architectural or is there way to change it so that it will be part of structural discipline.