Two options exists to work around this situation (last post). One is easy and Revit focused but depends on the AutoCAD user a little and the second is impractical and depends on the AutoCAD user entirely.
If the xref's are always unloaded before closing a file then they won't show up in a Revit project. That's pretty unlikely. It's inconvenient for AutoCAD users and forgetting just once and the system fails.
- Xrefs on their own layer
- Xrefs always unloaded
If the xref's are always unloaded before closing a file then they won't show up in a Revit project. That's pretty unlikely. It's inconvenient for AutoCAD users and forgetting just once and the system fails.
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Alright then.
Autodesk system fail.
Bigtime
For what is worth, when first linked the layers of the overlay are not listed in the visibility/graphics of "imported category". Afterwards, following your procedure of closing the Revit session and opening, the overlay geometry is shown, the layers are listed and all checked to be visible.
This was done in Revit 2019.2.2
Yes, that's consistent with my observations. During a single session it will often behave. Opening a new session seems to be one of a couple things that will trigger the situation.
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