Revit Basics Tutorial - How To Use View Range

The View Range dialog looks complicated but most of the time what you need to set is simple.

- In plan view, adjust Cut Plane and Bottom values.

- In ceiling view, adjust Cut Plane and Top values.

- Set the view depth to the same value as Bottom in plan view and Top in ceiling view.

That's it really. For 90% users, that's all you need to know.

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[juanm]

You'd think the people at REVIT would be able to make it more simple. This hardly makes any sense.

[FinArt]

in which situation do we need view depth?

[bimbums]

Notice:
The Line Style of elements between the Bottom plane and View Depth plane is shown i the “Beyond” Line Style.
Very few notice this because "Beyond" by default is set to Solid Line...

[TheWinni]

Thanks, i was having trouble to see the ceiling.

[marcuss]

aphex twin niiiicee.

sorry im confused, if anything below the cut plane and above the bottom plane is to be displayed, why does the left window disappear when u bring it below the cut plane?

Can I change the cut plane? Not the offset the level?

[Copycatshots]

Why is it not working if we keep view depth to 0 it should work with aswell right

[davidmurphy]

Hey Nice your section view the Top & Section Plane are visible so you can clearly see your view range, how do you make this visible in a section view?