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CAD File not visible in view Importing DWG files into Revit should be simple—but sometimes, the CAD file vanishes without a trace. If you've faced this frustrating issue, you're not alone. Here's a comprehensive guide to troubleshoot and resolve it, plus a few pro tips to prevent it from happening again. Common Reasons Your CAD File Isn’t Visible View Range Mismatch The CAD file may be placed outside the view’s cut plane or extents. → Go to View Properties > View Range and adjust accordingly. Detail Level Too Low Fine CAD lines may not appear in Coarse or Medium views. → Switch to Fine detail level and zoom in. Visibility/Graphics Overrides The imported category or layers might be hidden. → Press VV/VG and check Imported Categories . Far From Origin or Crop Region CAD files sometimes land far from the model origin. → Use Zoom Extents or switch to a 3D view to locate it. Hidden Elements It might be manually hidden. → Click the 🔆 Reveal Hidden Elements ...

  DESIGN OPTIONS Revit Design Options: Streamlining Alternative Designs in a Single Model In architectural design, iteration is everything. Whether you're exploring multiple roof styles, entry layouts, or interior configurations, Revit’s Design Options feature allows you to test alternatives without duplicating your model. This guide walks through how to set up, manage, and troubleshoot Design Options effectively. What Are Design Options? Design Options in Revit let you explore multiple design solutions within a single project file. Instead of creating separate models for each variation, you can build and compare alternatives side-by-side—saving time, improving coordination, and simplifying client presentations. Use Cases Include: Comparing different façade treatments Exploring room layouts or circulation paths Testing structural or MEP configurations Each Design Option Set focuses on a specific design challenge (e.g., entry layout), and contains multiple Options (e.g., Entry A,...