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Forums >> Revit Building >> Technical Support >> Design in perspective 3D view (not just axo)
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Is there any way to design in perspective view in Revit? The default is axo. I really like the ability to be able to design in perspective, like you can do in Sketchup. I think designing that way is closer to reality and allows you to see exactly how the building will look in real life.
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No, not possible in Revit, besides changing the properties of elements. I would think that the default for designing is plans, sections and elevations - I do very little in the 3D (isometric) view.
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