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Forums >> Revit Building >> Technical Support >> How change levels in a walkthrough? (walking from 1st to 2nd story)
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I cant seem to find any info in the tutorials about changing levels during a walkthrough. How is this done?
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to create a single walkthrough going to different levels, you can enter height of the camera while creating the walkthrough. when u r creating the camera path, on the top options bar u can fill in the height. i don think this option is available once u've placed the camera, u can only specify the height before putting the cam in.
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You can adjust the camera after establishing the path. I did a "drive thru" in a parking garage that included going up a ramp. It might be interesting to go up some stairs or even an elevator.
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what i do is next to the camera height box, thers a box that says level and you can change what level the cameras on but not the view.
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Once you have created your walk through path, you can enter the walk through & add key frames. Toggle to the key frames where you want to adjust your view angle. Use F8 & adjust to your pleasure. The walk through will interpolate between the key frames.
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Tnx WWHub just what i needed, F8 in walkthrough view ftw ![Smile](/images/smiles/smile.gif)
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