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I have a problem with the glass visibility in elevation views. The same type of window appears differently in different views. The glass seems to disappear or possibly be completely transparent in some of the views beacuse I can see everything behind them. In other views it looks like I want it to, that is I don´t see what is behind the windows. I have tried to apply the same view template but it doesn´t help. Does anyone know what I´m doing wrong?
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Are you sure it is not working the same? Look at your view depth. Perhaps the view depth is not deep enough to show objects in those windows where you can't see anything beyond. Check your VG settings. Create a view template from the working view and apply that to the other views. If the windows then show transparent, you know you changed a setting in VG. Otherwise, something may be over-ridden on individual windows.
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Thanks for quick answer. It seems like the view had the detail level set to coarse in the views where I didn´t see the glass part of the window. When I right-clicked in the project browser and applied the same view template as in the other views it worked. Before I had tried changing the view template in the properties panel under default view, that didn´t work. Anyhow, the problem is solved, thank you for helping!
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