Mastering View Range in Revit | Revit Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 1 дек 2023
- Understanding View Range is essential for controlling the visibility and display of elements within your Revit views, ensuring accurate and informative project documentation. Whether you're an architect, engineer, or designer, mastering View Range will empower you to create detailed and precise views that effectively communicate your design intent.
Throughout this tutorial, we'll guide you through the fundamentals of View Range, exploring concepts such as cut plane, top, and bottom constraints, and view depth. We'll demonstrate how to adjust View Range settings to optimize visibility and clarity in plan views, section views, and 3D views, allowing you to achieve the desired level of detail in your project documentation.
Whether you're a novice Revit user or an experienced professional, this tutorial offers valuable insights and practical tips to enhance your proficiency in View Range settings. Join us as we unlock the full potential of View Range in Revit and revolutionize your approach to view creation.
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Thank you! This is a wonderful video and very helpful in understanding the functionality and controls for the View Range!
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Of the many channels on RUclips that discuss "View Range", I think this one is the clearest... Thank you so much broo. God Bless u
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I've used revit for a long time. I've never understood the difference between "Bottom" and "View Depth Level". Don't they do the same thing?
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The "View Depth Level" does control the visibility of objects below the "Bottom" setting, but not just whether they are visible or not - it also makes them a special line style called so that the line work looks different and highlights the fact that the objects are actually below the floor (assuming your "bottom" setting is the floor line). Hope that answers your question!
@@ElectricRob Thanks Rob, I appreciate that clarification