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I have a topo surface with RPC trees, and a curious problem... with shadows and sun path turned on, I get shadows cast on 90% of my trees, but some trees near the periphery don't cast any shadows (see screenshot). These trees are exactly the same family type and have all of the same visibility settings w/ no overrides. The ground planes are such that they should receive shadows. It almost seems like a problem of the range of the sun's shadow casting - for some reason it is cutting off the lower right and mid-left portions of the site?
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Hi. I found that trees with some transparency (revit 2013) do not cast shadows. I am using trees from archigrafix (http://www.archigrafix.com), i am not sure what trees you are using . however I guess the transparency/shadow applies to all objects in revit.
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I had this problem in Revit 2013.
My trees were transparent and not casting a shadow (and everything else was) so I edited the tree family.
Drew a selection box over the tree foliage so they're highlighted, opened material editer.
I just duplicated the material and then changed the transparency to 0... saved family and loaded into project.
My trees cast shadows now ![Smile](/images/smiles/smile.gif)
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You can also open the tree family and open its visibility settings and check "Plan/RCP" for the tree to display. The shadows will show in plan view.
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