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Hello together, is it possible to show (and work in) only one floor of my (three floors high) building in 3D-View? What have I to do?
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In the 3-D view turn on the scope box (right click, it's under view properties). Just use the handles to crop down to the floor you want to work on in 3D. If you want a view for each floor, just create new 3D views and crop as required for each floor.
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you could also try using worksets and placing all objects from each level into a workset, not perfect but can work
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An easier way to get the view is:
1. Copy the default 3D view (right click on view and choose copy)
2. Active new 3D view
3. From the menu choose: 'View' 'Orient' 'To other view' and then choose your floor plan view name
You will then have a section box around your floor based on your View Range settings of the view you told Revit to Orient to. You can always adjust the section box further by dragging the blue grips as stated above.
HTH
Tom
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