2016
Lynda
Paul F. Aubin
1:26
English

Floor plans are an essential part of any Revit project. And one of the most critical (and confusing) aspects of any floor plan is view range. The view range settings are linked to three horizontal planes that control the visibility and display of objects in a plan view—Top, Cut Plane, and Bottom—as well as an additional plane called View Depth. Properties can be adjusted through the View Range dialog, but only certain elements are "cuttable." There are special case rules for elements such as floors, walls, and stairs. Here Paul F. Aubin explains each of the view range settings and properties in detail, demystifying these functions once and for all. Learn what the cut plane does and why certain elements seem to have their own rules when it comes to interacting with the cut. Understand the above and below ranges and how you can control elements beyond. Find out how to control view range within plan regions and in linked files in Revit.
Both floor plans and reflected ceiling plans will be considered, as well as roof and foundation plans. Once you have completed this course, you will finally understand exactly how Revit view range works.

Introduction
2m 11s
Welcome
1m 27s
Using the exercise files
44s
1. Mastering View Range
1h 24m
What is view range?
3m 51s
Adjusting the view range settings
9m 43s
Special rules for floors and walls
9m 13s
The impact of cuttable categories
5m 37s
Understanding the top of the view range
9m 7s
Understanding view depth
12m 37s
How does view range affect stairs?
9m 57s
View range in reflected ceiling plans
8m 51s
Overriding the view range with plan regions
8m 4s
Adjusting the view range of linked files
7m 29s
Conclusion
20s
Next steps
20s

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