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Showing posts with label revit error. Show all posts
Showing posts with label revit error. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 16, 2013
Revit 2014 Cloud Issue - "A Problem Occurred. File Could Not be Translated. -1"
Labels:
autodesk error,
cloud rendering,
revit 2014,
revit error,
service pack
Apparently there is a known issue with Revit 2014 and Autodesk Cloud Rendering. The issue will through a dialogue box that states: "A Problem Occurred. File Could Not be Translated. -1"
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Tip - Error in Revit Silhoutte
Labels:
revit error,
revit silhouette,
silhoutte
From RevitFix...
When you have silhouette edges turned on (under Graphic Display options) in a view in Revit 2010, you cannot “Override Graphics in View” by Element or by Filter as you did in Revit 2009. The override ends up being behind the Silhouette rather than overriding it.
What really annoys me about this bug is I have been trying to spend a lot of time ensuring users are producing good looking drawings with appropriate line weights. When using Silhouette you can still individually line work each line, but having the option of using filters or overriding items by element to change line work is very powerful a large repetitive elevations.... Continue Reading....
When you have silhouette edges turned on (under Graphic Display options) in a view in Revit 2010, you cannot “Override Graphics in View” by Element or by Filter as you did in Revit 2009. The override ends up being behind the Silhouette rather than overriding it.
What really annoys me about this bug is I have been trying to spend a lot of time ensuring users are producing good looking drawings with appropriate line weights. When using Silhouette you can still individually line work each line, but having the option of using filters or overriding items by element to change line work is very powerful a large repetitive elevations.... Continue Reading....
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