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I'm trying to render the four elevations of a project that I'm working on. The problem I'm finding is that, due to my topography layout, the topography is longer east/west than it is north/south. When I change the orientation of the 3d view, I need to zoom into the building to bring it to the scale that I wish to have it, yet I am unable to make the building the same size throughout all views. Is there any way to force the scale on screen/in render to be the same on all four elevations? I am unable to get the building to have the same scale in each of the four rendered views. Thanks for any advice that may be given!
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Are you sure that it is not just the zoom factor? Drag the views onto a sheet and check. The view scale should determine the scale.
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Essentially, I have to zoom into the view that's given, and I don't know of any way, other than with the scroll wheel to bring the building into 'focus' so to speak. If I can create a specific zoom factor with a command that I am unaware of, then that would solve my problem. The views are set to 1/8"=1'.. Are you suggesting that I change the scale factor there, and it would automatically increase the size of the building and prevent any change between views?
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Revit does not work with zoom factors like AutoCAD, but uses the scale to determine the size of the drawing on the sheet. If you change the scale on all your views (or create a view template) they should all be the same size (scale) on your sheet.
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can anyone post rederd elevation with scale?
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I anwser this question in the other post...
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And where is that other post Typhoon?
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