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I have some camera views placed on a sheet.
Trying to change the size or scale if you will, like you would do through the properties dialogue box for floor plan view. Didn't see on option in there to change the physical size of the view.
Seems like the only modification choice I have is to select the viewport and move the grips. Problem is, that only adjusts the cropped view, resulting in less information almost as if you were zooming in on, for instance, a doorknob or whatever. It doesn't change the "scale" of the image, it only give you a smaller "aperture" so to speak, to see with.
Any suggestions??
Thank you in advance.
Randy
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In the camera view, click on the extents window (outer frame) and in the options bar above select "size". In the "size" dialog you can change the size of the view with locked proportions.
Also, be sure to explore the use of the F8 key when in camera views. It brings up a special window to change the view dynamically using commands like, zoom, dolly, pan and twist which are the equivilant to moving a camera based on film techniques.
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Thanks,
This learnin' curve is wearing me out.
At what point does a person atleast feel like he's got a grasp of the range of Revit features and general work around.
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For me the learning curve started to flatten after two years. Of course I attended AU three times by then which really does boost your Revit knowledge. I now have three years of Revit under my belt and things are less of a mystery. You just have to keep plugging along reading and learning all you can.
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