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Today is really going to be a follow-up of the last post on Section Perspectives. This is a quick little technique to create Plan perspectives, which really can be used to create Section perspectives as well. So the steps here are pretty similar to last weeks, except there is one really nice shortcut we're going to use to Orient the Perspective View to the correct plan. - If you don't already have a plan view, kick yourself in the pants for not having one. Then create a plan view.
 - Create the new Perspective Camera View
 - Turn on Section Box
 - In the Perspective View, right click on the View Cube
- Orient to Plan > [Choose the plan you want to make a perspective of]
 - Select Section Box and adjust the Cut Plane to cut at the proper level.
 - Congrats! You're making presentation plans like a pro!
You can use the same Focal Length and Zoom tips mentioned in the previous post to create rather stunning views. Not to mention if you go back to step 5 you'll see you can also orient to other views, like a section that already exists in your model. Orient to a section to get the camera oriented for the most part before tweaking the view.  As always you can see this post in it's entirety when stopped by http://revittotd.com. Thanks, feel free to leave feedback and have a great day! -Carl Gibson  Edited on: Thu, Aug 26, 2010 at 9:49:58 AM
Edited on: Thu, Aug 26, 2010 at 9:53:13 AM
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Thanks very much for this! Really helpful and probably saved me an hour of frustratedly trying to figure it out myself!
Cheers!
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