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How do I find my plan region in Revit?
1. Click View tab Graphics panel (Visibility/Graphics).
2. In the Visibility/Graphics dialog, click the Annotation Categories tab.
3. Scroll to the Plan Region category.
4. Select or clear the check box to show or hide the plan region.
Do plan regions print in Revit?
Plan regions are view-specific. You can copy and paste them into the same view or different views. … Plan regions export and print when they are visible in a view.8 mar. 2021
What are plan regions in Revit?
A plan region defines a cut plane at a different height than the cut plane that is used for the rest of the view. Plan regions are useful for split level plans or for displaying inserts above or below the cut plane. Plan regions are closed sketches and cannot overlap each other. They can have coincident edges.19 avr. 2021
How do I use regions plan?
How do I change my plan region?
1. Open a plan view.
2. Click View tab Create panel Plan Views drop-down (Plan Region).
3. Sketch a closed loop using lines, rectangles, or polygons.
4. On the Properties palette, for View Range, click Edit.
5. In the View Range dialog, specify the primary range and view depth.
6. Click OK to exit the View Range dialog.
What is view depth in Revit?
View depth is an additional plane beyond the primary range. Change the view depth to show elements below the bottom clip plane. By default, the view depth coincides with the bottom clip plane.8 mar. 2021
How do you select a plan region?
Click View tab Graphics panel (Visibility/Graphics). In the Visibility/Graphics dialog, click the Annotation Categories tab. Scroll to the Plan Region category. Select or clear the check box to show or hide the plan region.8 mar. 2021
How do you hide a plan in Revit?
How do you create a masking region in Revit?
1. Click Annotate tab Detail panel Region drop-down (Masking Region).
2. Click Modify | Create Filled Region Boundary tab Line Style panel, and select the boundary line style from the Line Styles drop-down list.
3. Sketch the masking region (or regions).
4. When finished, click Finish Edit Mode.
How do you create a part plan in Revit?
1. Click View tab Create panel Plan Views drop-down, and then click. (Floor Plan)
2. In the New Plan dialog: For Type, select a view type from the list, or click Edit Type to modify an existing view type or create a new view type.
3. Click OK.
How do you use regions in Revit?
1. Click Annotate tab Detail panel Region drop-down (Filled Region).
2. Click Modify | Create Filled Region Boundary tab Line Style panel, and select a boundary line style from the Line Styles drop-down.
3. Sketch the region using the sketch tools on the Draw panel.
What is a scope box in Revit?
Scope boxes are automatically visible in 3D views and any view whose cut plane intersects the scope. They can also be set to display in elevation views. You can set their visibility for other views by resizing them or changing their visibility property. Scope boxes do not print in construction documents.
What is region in Revit?
The Filled Region tool creates a 2-dimensional, view-specific graphic with a boundary line style and fill pattern within the closed boundary. The tool is useful for defining a filled area in a detail view or for adding a filled region to an annotation family. The filled region is parallel to the view’s sketch plane.19 avr. 2021
How do I change the view range in Revit?
1. Open a plan view.
2. On the Properties palette, locate the View Range parameter, and click Edit. Alternatively, enter VR on the keyboard.
3. In the View Range dialog, modify view range properties as necessary.
4. Click Apply to view changes.
What is cut plane in Revit?
The cut plane is a plane that determines at what height certain elements in the view are shown cut. These 3 planes define the primary range of the view range. View depth is an additional plane outside of the primary range. You can set the level of view depth to show elements below the bottom clip plane.17 avr. 2014