mesh normal rendering mode now has correct default. using '' keys for Mac to contract/expand selection. applying Offset to a mesh with boundary. Added a hotkey for toggling printer bed rendering. Please add your comments about how the crash happened. A report can now be sent to Autodesk when Meshmixer crashes, which will allow us to debug your issues in a more meaningful way. Implemented Customer Error Report (CER) functionality. You can now easily add custom printers and use your printer software to do the actual print, or you can export your model as STL and send it to the 3rd party printing services. We have eliminated 3rd party printing services that were not working properly and causing crashes. added a fix for Macs with retina displays. added more fixes for crashes and bugs due to the outdated graphics card drivers. 3MF is an XML-based data format - human-readable compressed XML - that includes definitions for data related to 3D manufacturing, including third-party extensibility for custom data. 
added support for the 3MF file format. added ViewCube! See for more information. I found the solution listed in a forum entry on the Autodesk Forum.Īs you can see these forums are very valuable as they contain problems and solution for various issues and in this case the solution was correct. This unfortunately needs to be done for each view. In this case you would go to the views Visibility/Graphic Overrides of the particular view and turn off the ‘Internal Origin’ subcategory that appears under the ‘Site Category’. 
The solution was to simply turn off the appropriate Category in each view the icon appears in. Looking on a couple of websites I found that after upgrading files or updating Revit to a certain version made these icons appear on some file and others not. They started appearing on Plans and Elevations. On closer investigation, these icons look like the UCS icons in AutoCAD that contain X,Y and Z axis.
I had a request recently that the user sees strange icons in their Revit Views.
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