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hi, im a student in high school and we have been working with revit the past few months. i was wondering how or if you can change the rendering options to render below the ground plane of 0 feet. i have ground plane off, but it still greys out the area below 0 feet. by the way this is a arial perspecticve view and the landscape i am talking of srops about 12 feet from where the house stands.
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Anyone have any ideas?
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Perhaps check if far clip is active in view properties. Posting an image of the error would help us as well.
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