2D Floor Plan not loading correctly in Viewer
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I am using Autodesk Forge to display 3D model and floor plans of a building in a web application. I am using rac_advanced_sample_project.rvt
sample model I found on Autodesk Knowledge network sample revit projects.
I was able to display both 3D and floor plans in my web application, but now I can't load the Floor plans (3D model is working fine). I am getting black, blue and white spots on loading floor plans.
And I am also attaching image for console error.
Can someone help me with this?
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I am using Autodesk Forge to display 3D model and floor plans of a building in a web application. I am using rac_advanced_sample_project.rvt
sample model I found on Autodesk Knowledge network sample revit projects.
I was able to display both 3D and floor plans in my web application, but now I can't load the Floor plans (3D model is working fine). I am getting black, blue and white spots on loading floor plans.
And I am also attaching image for console error.
Can someone help me with this?
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– Some programmer dude
Nov 22 at 7:13
Could you share the way and code snippets demonstrating how you load the model? The snapshots you provided is not enough for me to help you.
– Eason Kang
Nov 23 at 2:25
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I am using Autodesk Forge to display 3D model and floor plans of a building in a web application. I am using rac_advanced_sample_project.rvt
sample model I found on Autodesk Knowledge network sample revit projects.
I was able to display both 3D and floor plans in my web application, but now I can't load the Floor plans (3D model is working fine). I am getting black, blue and white spots on loading floor plans.
And I am also attaching image for console error.
Can someone help me with this?
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I am using Autodesk Forge to display 3D model and floor plans of a building in a web application. I am using rac_advanced_sample_project.rvt
sample model I found on Autodesk Knowledge network sample revit projects.
I was able to display both 3D and floor plans in my web application, but now I can't load the Floor plans (3D model is working fine). I am getting black, blue and white spots on loading floor plans.
And I am also attaching image for console error.
Can someone help me with this?
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Welcome to stackoverflow.com. Please take some time to read the help pages, especially the section named "What topics can I ask about here?".
– Some programmer dude
Nov 22 at 7:13
Could you share the way and code snippets demonstrating how you load the model? The snapshots you provided is not enough for me to help you.
– Eason Kang
Nov 23 at 2:25
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Welcome to stackoverflow.com. Please take some time to read the help pages, especially the section named "What topics can I ask about here?".
– Some programmer dude
Nov 22 at 7:13
Could you share the way and code snippets demonstrating how you load the model? The snapshots you provided is not enough for me to help you.
– Eason Kang
Nov 23 at 2:25
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Welcome to stackoverflow.com. Please take some time to read the help pages, especially the section named "What topics can I ask about here?".
– Some programmer dude
Nov 22 at 7:13
Welcome to stackoverflow.com. Please take some time to read the help pages, especially the section named "What topics can I ask about here?".
– Some programmer dude
Nov 22 at 7:13
Could you share the way and code snippets demonstrating how you load the model? The snapshots you provided is not enough for me to help you.
– Eason Kang
Nov 23 at 2:25
Could you share the way and code snippets demonstrating how you load the model? The snapshots you provided is not enough for me to help you.
– Eason Kang
Nov 23 at 2:25
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The problem was with viewer version(6.2). For 2D Floor plans, it was displaying that view. I changed the version of viewer to 6.3 and it worked fine.
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Nic, it's great to hear this issue has resolved. A suggestion for viewer base app is to reference viewer libraries with minor and patch versions. For example,v6.3.*
Please see here for the details: forge.autodesk.com/blog/versioning-your-viewer-based-app
– Eason Kang
Nov 29 at 3:15
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The problem was with viewer version(6.2). For 2D Floor plans, it was displaying that view. I changed the version of viewer to 6.3 and it worked fine.
New contributor
Nic, it's great to hear this issue has resolved. A suggestion for viewer base app is to reference viewer libraries with minor and patch versions. For example,v6.3.*
Please see here for the details: forge.autodesk.com/blog/versioning-your-viewer-based-app
– Eason Kang
Nov 29 at 3:15
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The problem was with viewer version(6.2). For 2D Floor plans, it was displaying that view. I changed the version of viewer to 6.3 and it worked fine.
New contributor
Nic, it's great to hear this issue has resolved. A suggestion for viewer base app is to reference viewer libraries with minor and patch versions. For example,v6.3.*
Please see here for the details: forge.autodesk.com/blog/versioning-your-viewer-based-app
– Eason Kang
Nov 29 at 3:15
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The problem was with viewer version(6.2). For 2D Floor plans, it was displaying that view. I changed the version of viewer to 6.3 and it worked fine.
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The problem was with viewer version(6.2). For 2D Floor plans, it was displaying that view. I changed the version of viewer to 6.3 and it worked fine.
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Nic, it's great to hear this issue has resolved. A suggestion for viewer base app is to reference viewer libraries with minor and patch versions. For example,v6.3.*
Please see here for the details: forge.autodesk.com/blog/versioning-your-viewer-based-app
– Eason Kang
Nov 29 at 3:15
add a comment |
Nic, it's great to hear this issue has resolved. A suggestion for viewer base app is to reference viewer libraries with minor and patch versions. For example,v6.3.*
Please see here for the details: forge.autodesk.com/blog/versioning-your-viewer-based-app
– Eason Kang
Nov 29 at 3:15
Nic, it's great to hear this issue has resolved. A suggestion for viewer base app is to reference viewer libraries with minor and patch versions. For example,
v6.3.*
Please see here for the details: forge.autodesk.com/blog/versioning-your-viewer-based-app– Eason Kang
Nov 29 at 3:15
Nic, it's great to hear this issue has resolved. A suggestion for viewer base app is to reference viewer libraries with minor and patch versions. For example,
v6.3.*
Please see here for the details: forge.autodesk.com/blog/versioning-your-viewer-based-app– Eason Kang
Nov 29 at 3:15
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Welcome to stackoverflow.com. Please take some time to read the help pages, especially the section named "What topics can I ask about here?".
– Some programmer dude
Nov 22 at 7:13
Could you share the way and code snippets demonstrating how you load the model? The snapshots you provided is not enough for me to help you.
– Eason Kang
Nov 23 at 2:25