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Okay, in the standard 3D view, my eye elevations have risen inexplicably in two occasions now, in separate projects. I laughed it off last time and deleted the view, but now that I see it becoming a trend, i want a real solution. How would I go about preventing this from happening in the future, or how could I reset the eye elevation of the default 3D view camera? In the attached picture you can see the symptoms of this hight (which is actually half-useful) and a ridiculous number which--if I panned to top-down, is twenty two thousand miles above my model. AKA geosyncronous orbit.
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Could you be moving this accidentally? If you are in a view that shows the camera and you select it while you have drag and drop on, you could be moving it.
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Revit arch 2009, by the way -- I'm fairly sure I haven't moved the camera -- not even sure how I would have gone about selecting the default 3D view, never seen it represented as a camera before--But I've been moving objects in plan view, primarily.
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Is this maybe something to do with you units settings? The actual 3d view dosent seem to be that far away.
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My unit setting seem to be fine-- And as an update, my eye elevation was at 4000 feet when I reopened the project this morning, and now, it's past the MOON. 300,000 miles from my project. There isn't any way to constrain the camera? I haven't been doing anything that could cause this--normal spinning, panning... is this the point where I call up autodesk and complain? zoom extents zooms to my sitwork, and that's it. There's nothing else haywire or on vacation from where I put it except the location of the 3D view camera, which is flying around like a drunken UFO, being no help at all to my project.
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I think duplicating your 3D view will lock this. You do know that you can control this using a camera view?
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Having the same problem in Revit 2016 right now. My eye elevation got up to 175 million feet and all my 3D views are oddly transparent. Anyone ever find a solution to this?
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I stumbled upon this issue several times, recently I found a solution: use the view cube and press an orientation.
After this the eye elevation wont extend to astronomic numbers after orbiting, preventing the view from acting strange.
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