graphic artifacts in plants with hydraulic/electric discipline

[joshuadanto]

Hello.
I open this thread hoping not to treat a topic already discussed:
I am experiencing a problem using revit 2015 in plants with hydraulic and electrical discipline.
I have to make a plant of a hydronic system; I began by inserting the pipes, connections, collectors and various elements with the plant in discipline coordination and so far everything well. the problem has arisen when I changed the discipline from coordination to hydraulics; the lines that represent the ducts and elements in low detail (but the problem also occurs in medium and high detail) have begun to present graphic artifacts: the pipes are no longer seen correctly, parts of the lines that represent them disappear and such glitch vary according to the level of zoom, reaching unsustainable levels with an overview of the plant; Such artifacts are similar to those present when two bodies are interwoven. If I go back to the coordination or architectural discipline, the problem disappears. Has anyone faced this problem yet? Do I miss anything? is it an incorrectly configured setting?
Thank you in advance for your help.
a greeting

 

[Alfredo Medina]

it is always recommended to add an image... Anyway, deacon to what you wrote, it seems to me that this is a problemma with your video card.

 

[joshuadanto]

it is always recommended to add an image... Anyway, deacon to what you wrote, it seems to me that this is a problemma with your video card.

Hello, first of all thank you for the answer. you are right, an image makes more than a thousand words so I now attach a screenshot in which I show compared a part of the plant in hydraulic mode and the same part in coordination mode. As for the video card, it seems so strange: if the card is able to properly render the lines in a discipline, why should it have problems in another? I think that sounds like a problem with the program. does not give this problem only in some cases, it always does, as soon as you change discipline. Any suggestions? thanks in advance

 

[Alfredo Medina]

in the image, on the left, are there two disciplines or everything belongs to the same hydraulic system?

 

[joshuadanto]

all that belongs to the same system