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Assemblies go green when you edit them. Is it possible to change this?
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Revit typically has very few options for interface settings. You can change the black/white screen and in the ini settings, you can change the size of temporary text. That's about all. Your question has never come up on this site before.
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Thanks wwhub - oh well. I find myself tweaking assemblies and the light green on white is a bit hard to read.
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Sadly, no. The best way to visualize an assembly during edits is to make that view "Realistic" during Assembly edits for how the model displays.
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