How to disable annoying edges in Revit (Realistic View)

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Have you ever wondered why your 3D view looks better while orbiting, but when you stop, annoying edges appear in Revit's Realistic View?

  1. Open Graphic Display Options.

  1. Ensure the Realistic visual style is selected.

  2. Uncheck Show Edges.

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