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Forums >> Revit Building >> Technical Support >> Translucent roof in Revit 2014
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I am currently working on a project and have 2 seperate roofs; both the same family type (Generic 4") and having the same proporties/parameters. But for some reason one is translucent and the other is normal. I have checked the visibility graphics and transparancy is set to 0 for Roof, and I also checked to see if possibly a material was painted on the one roof, but it is not. Any help here?
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Have you checked ‘Override Graphics in View’? Select roof in question, right click, Override Graphics in View, by element, and click ‘Reset’ button.
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That was it. I knew it was going to be something simple that I couldn't think of. Thank you!
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