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I am trying to do a walkthrough in Revit 2012. However, it is more of a walkAROUND than a walkTHROUGH.
I am trying to do a rendered, revolution of a single cabinet.
The end product will be placed in a slideshow.
In short, I need a circulating perspective of a single cabinet.
I am not the best with walkthroughs to begin with, and this is kicking my butt!
PLEASE HELP!
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I suggest you simply draw a circle arout your object then pick your camera points along that circle. Adjust the cameras seperately to point correctly.
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Can you adjust the camera angles/views AFTER completing the walkthrough?
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Your HELP should always be your first choice:
Editing a Walkthrough Path
- In the Project Browser, right-click the walkthrough view name, and select Show Camera.
- To move the entire walkthrough path, drag the path to the desired location. You can also use the Move tool. See Moving Elements with the Move Tool.
- To edit the path, click Modify | Cameras tab
 Walkthrough panel (Edit Walkthrough).
You can select which control in the path you want to edit from the drop-down menu. Controls affect the position and direction of the camera.
Dragging the Camera to a New Frame
- For Controls, select Active Camera.
- Drag the camera along the path to the desired frame or key frame. The camera snaps to key frames.
- You can also type the frame number in the Frame text box.
- While the camera is active and located at a key frame, you can drag the target point of the camera and the far clip plane. If the camera is not at a key frame, you can change only the far clip plane.
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