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2D Fills in 3D documents

Anonymous
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‎2018-04-23 04:35 AM - last edited 2 weeks ago by Graphisoft

‎2018-04-23 04:35 AM
Hi:

Is there any way to see 2d fills in 3d documents? I draw them but all of them are empty.

It this an override I'm missing?
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Laszlo Nagy
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‎2018-04-29 12:10 AM

‎2018-04-29 12:10 AM
Could be a Graphic Override, which sets the Fill Type of Fill elements to Solid or transparent?
I checked the default ARCHICAD Template File and several of the default Graphic Overrides will cause this effect. So if you activate a Graphic Override or a saved View in the 3D Document Viewpoint, it can modify how your 2D Fills are displayed.
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