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Hey guys,
I'm currently switching from AutoCAD to Revit and have an issue: cannot see the walls from an above level, even if my view range is set this way. My view range only shows me cuts through some sunshade components - see attached screenshots. Why is this happening? Why can't I see the walls from above levels.
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Do you have a floor?......
Try to learn Revit techniques. In this case, don't set your view dept any deeper than your level. Then use the underlay setting to include the floor below.
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Of course I have a floor.
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Sorry - at first I thought the walls below but I see now you want those above..... Again - use an underlay.
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Tried that but again, I can see all elements except the walls. So frustrating.
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Read this.
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