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View range in reflected ceiling plans

View range in reflected ceiling plans - Revit Tutorial

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View range in reflected ceiling plans

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- In this video let's talk about the view range for ceiling plans. When you open the view range dialog in a ceiling plan, it will look essentially the same as the view range dialog that we see in floor plans but there'll be a few minor differences in the way it behaves. The first is if you look at the bottom of the view range, notice that it's greyed out you can't actually change any of those settings. This is because ceiling plans don't actually use the bottom setting at all so they don't really have a bottom, per se. That means that the primary view range for a ceiling plan is really just between top and cut plane and cut plane is actually the bottom of the view range in a ceiling plan. And then, perhaps the most confusing part of the view range for ceiling plans is that the view depth even though it's displayed at the bottom of the dialog actually occurs above the top. So any settings that you put in there you have to keep in mind that view depth comes first now it's up at the top,…

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