Are you replicating your Revit view settings in each new view? Or are you looking for a way to copy your view settings between projects? With View Templates we can easily apply the same view properties to multiple views or share them between projects. View … Read moreView Template Revit – Everything you need to know
For creating professional-looking plan views in Revit, it’s crucial to understand the fundamentals of the View Range, which allows you to control the visibility and representation. The View Range defines the extent of the view, determining which elements are displayed or obscured and how they … Read moreView Range Revit – Everything you need to know
Navigating through large and complex models in Revit can be a challenging task, especially when you have to focus on specific areas or elements in 3D. This is where the Revit Section and Selection Box feature comes in handy. This feature creates a 3D visual … Read moreSection Box Revit – What you need to know
As a Revit user, you may have accidentally changed a 3D view due to unintentional rotations or movements, which is quite annoying. This is where the Lock 3D View feature in Revit comes in. This often overlooked feature provides a great solution to secure and … Read moreHow to Lock 3D View in Revit
The Matchline in Autodesk Revit is a less-known feature but is a great way to show where a view is split. As Revit users, we often encounter situations where we are unable to fit an entire building on a single sheet. The Matchline function provides … Read moreMatchline Revit – Everything you need to know
For creating professional and consistent-looking views on sheets, Revit has a nice feature called a Scope Box. The Scope Box is a 3D transparent-looking box that can help you out with controlling the view and Datum extents (Grids and Levels). Within a Revit project, you … Read moreHow to Use Revit Scope Box – Complete Guide
Revit is commonly used to create 3D models that contain information about the elements of the building. To create the details that are needed on the construction site, for example, most tend to use AutoCad. But did you know that you can also use Revit … Read moreDetailing in Revit- Everything you need to know