From the course: Revit: View Range
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Special rules for floors and walls - Revit Tutorial
From the course: Revit: View Range
Special rules for floors and walls
- [Voiceover] In the previous video, we talked about the way that the category influences the cutability of elements in both floor plans with respective view range and actually in sections as well. In this video, I'd like to talk about a couple special case rules that we have, specifically regarding floor elements and wall elements. And these both have to do with the way that floor and wall elements will display in floor plans specifically. Remember the general rule is you've got your view range dialog. And I'm gonna do V + R to open up that dialog. And you've got the basic settings, the cut, and the top and the bottom. And you recall from the previous video that any element that intersects that view range will be eligible display in plan. The special case rules have to do with floor elements and wall elements and how they kind of bend the limits of those rules that are in that view range dialog. So let's start with the floor elements. Got the two windows tiled here. I've got a floor…
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What is view range?3m 51s
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Adjusting the view range settings9m 43s
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The impact of cuttable categories9m 13s
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Special rules for floors and walls5m 37s
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Understanding the top of the view range9m 7s
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Understanding view depth12m 37s
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How does view range affect stairs?9m 57s
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View range in reflected ceiling plans8m 51s
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Overriding the view range with plan regions8m 4s
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Adjusting the view range of linked files7m 29s
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