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Could anyone explain to me how do the view range settings work in the reflected ceiling plans?
A vertical squeme would be appreciate.
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This might help . . .
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B22tb0XxveQ8Mzk0ODdhZTgtNDdjOS00ZGIxLTliZTUtOGQxMDhiY2FjN2Zm/edit?hl=en_US&safe=active&pli=1&safe=active
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DG great example
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You can download that sheet at: http://therevitkid.blogspot.com/2011/07/revit-tip-floor-plan-and-ceiling-plan.html
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Well, thank you very much to all of you. Lets begin a campaing for to make revit capable of adjust all those view range settings graphically in sections and elevations. What do you think?
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Sections and elevations have nothing to do with the view range of the RCP. Don't add to the confusion.
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The fundamental flaw with controlling view range graphically from a section is that each and every floor plan and ceiling plan have their own individual set of view range properties.
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Everything is programmable. You can have a button to turn on and off the view range lines and a pull down menu to choose which level view range you want to show. For example.
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But why from a section? You can't see how that affects the RCP, you need to do it from RC plan.
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In the same way you can adjust the far cliping plane of a section in a plan view by dragging it. Just look the explanation: it is a section view, with dashed lines indicating the cut plane, the view depth plane and the top plane.......well you could dreg those dashed lines. That`s all
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It would really help to set the range graphically. Something sim to the wall edit assembly box, instead of just inputting numbers.
Thanks dgcad for the illustration.
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I find it interesting that nobody complains about view range for floor plans. I believe this is simply an understanding issue.
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This is my official complaint for view range setup for flr plans as well.
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This is my official complaint for view range setup for flr plans as well.
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Complaint Noted.
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Hey all, I made a video to help show the steps on how you can show a door in a Reflected Ceiling Plan in Revit. Enjoy!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZgzPf3zt39Y
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