Changing Floor Plan Heights In Revit

The reason why we can t see it is that they are placed above the cut plane of the plan s view range.

Changing floor plan heights in revit. You activate this feature using the depth clipping parameter for the plan view. The top and bottom clip planes represent the topmost and bottommost portion of the view range. About the view range. Everything between the cut plane and the bottom will display in light lines.

Set a level and a height offset for each of these parameter. But when you open the floor plan you can t see the windows. Everything cut by the pink line like in the image below will display in thick lines. If you only want the wall visible in the plan view as it appears in the view range of level 3 you can clip the wall from view using the depth clipping parameter.

Every plan view has a property called view range also known as a visible range. Select the ground floor level and enter the known height of elevation in the dialogue box in the elevation field usually finished floor level or structural slab level or maybe a site datum all the levels will change in accordance with the new specified level. The view range is a set of horizontal planes that control object visibility and display in the view. The horizontal planes are top cut plane and bottom.

So i need the cut plane at the elevation more than 1700. The floor plan cut the model at elevation 1200 mm but the windows sill height are at 1700 mm. The cut plane is a plane that determines at what height certain. Hey the project is a 24 story tower with levels spaced 3 6m apart we have to change them all to 3 5 there are a lot of groups involved is there any way for me to have all the floors change to the same distance togeather at the same time i tried making them all equal and then moving the lowest one no luck the computing time it takes is horrendous and the groups breaking is annoying.

The back clip plane is defined by the view depth parameter which is. Use the depth clipping parameter to display parts of a model below the cut plane.