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Forums >> General Discussion >> Revit Project Management >> HOW TO ISOLATE A FLOOR PLAN FOR RENDERING ?
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How do I isolate a floorplan / floorplans for rendering.. for example i would like to render a roof deck with a pool area showing 2 floors of my building within range of sight what i want to do is to isolate that portion and copy it to a new file to lessen my rendering time
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make a dulicate file for rendering and delete out what you don't need. you probably won't see much savings though.
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Do you really mean plan or do you mean something like an axionmetric? For plans, just limit your depth of view. Otherwise, look at your section box options. View - properties.
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