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Hey Everyone, This has happened to me before on 08, 09, and now 10, but it has never been quite this bad before. I have build my entire model, and am now setting up perspective cameras to get some render shots and for some reason everything goes crazy! Surface patterns are here and there, some walls seem nearly invisible, interior walls appear to cut right through the exterior walls, sweeps dissappear, etc, the list goes on and on! I have attached a shot so you can see what i'm talking about. It's important to note that in plan, elevation, and the {3D} view, everything is perfectly fine. Also, when actually rendered, everything turns out fine. Anyone know what is happening here?
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sorry, the file must have been to big
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See this thread for a starting point. http://www.revitcity.com/forums.php?action=viewthread&thread_id=17019
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This is a memory issue. You might describe your system.
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Hi -- I've seen very similar issues arise with my 3D views. For reasons unknown to me, the "Eye Elevation" sets itself to tens or hundreds of thousands of feet away from the model. Check to make sure this isn't the case--that you aren't looking at your building from outer space.
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