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Displaying objects above and below in plan views

Displaying objects above and below in plan views - Revit Architecture Tutorial

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Displaying objects above and below in plan views

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- [Instructor] In this video, I want to talk about the zone of the view range that occurs above the cut. Now, this is a specialized zone that will control the graphical display of just a few categories of elements. So to understand how the above cut behaves, what I want to do is zoom in on an area of this floor plan, like this break room right here, and add some geometry that will react to this zone, and then we can talk about it. So I'm going to go to the architecture tab, click my component tool, and I've got a couple upper cabinets here, loaded into this project, so I'm going to place a few of these, these are wall hosted, so I just need to come over here and click on a wall, and I'll just place two of them, over here in this break room. So these are two pieces of casework that are wall mounted. Now, it shouldn't be that surprising that they show up there in floor plan, until you begin to investigate a little bit further. If I select one of those items, you will see that its…

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