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Overriding the view range with plan regions

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Overriding the view range with plan regions

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- [Voiceover] Sometimes when you're adjusting the view range, you can't get exactly what you're looking for for all portions of the floor plan, and that's particularly common when you have split level arrangement like what we have here in this exercise file. So remember that we have this mezzanine here. Let me open up the section to kind of show you the different heights that are going on. So we have this mezzanine over here where this furniture and these other items are, we have stairs going down a half level to this lower level. We have this small ante space over here, which has a few items in it. And then we have these clerestory windows up above. So finding one set of view range settings that will accommodate all of these different levels might be a little bit tricky to achieve. So the solution is to use something called a plan region. And a plan region allows you to create an override in just a small portion of the plan to adjust the view range within that area. So you should…

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