With the Revit 2020.2 update, there is a scenario where the newly exposed Internal Origin will be visible. Although it cannot be selected and does not print, it can be distracting or annoying. To alleviate the pain, our good friends at Parallax Team, Aaron Maller and John Pierson.First, here is how the issue manifests itself... when you open a project in 2020.2, it adds the subcategory to the project – no mater what version you are coming from – the difference is that if you skip the 2020 or 2020.1 versions with the model, then the internal origin will automatically be turned off in all views (so your views don’t change) – If you did open the project in 2020 or 2020.1 (and upgraded it using those versions) and then you open the model in 2020.2, you will see the internal origin in your views. Unfortunately, this was unavoidable to get the feature into 2020.2 because the only way to turn it off in all the views was during an upgrade – which we can do during an upgrade using 2020.2, but because the file format doesn’t change between 2020, 2020.1 and 2020.2, if you already opened the project in an earlier version, the upgrade already happened and thus it cannot upgrade the model again in 2020.2.
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