Roof Level Cut Plane Revit

This video goes over the steps to clean up two different roof elements.

Roof level cut plane revit.

The top and bottom clip planes represent the topmost and bottommost portion of the view range. Within the primary range there are 3 planes. The top and bottom planes determine the borders of the range. The horizontal planes are top cut plane and bottom.

Normally and in most cases if a roof has only one slope defining edge the orientation of the cut at the will be horizontal parallel to the cutoff level. You activate this feature using the depth clipping parameter for the plan view. The view range is a set of horizontal planes that control object visibility and display in the view. A plan view representation of the roof displays.

If you only want the wall visible in the plan view as it appears in the view range of level 3 you can clip the wall from view using the depth clipping parameter. The cut plane sets the level at which the models are cut. The parameters above top cut plane and bottom make up the primary range. And element that is on or above this height will be drawn according to it object style.

View range is one of the properties parameters of different types of plans in revit. Normally and in most cases if a roof has two or more slope defining edges the orientation of the cut will be vertical. The back clip plane is defined by the view depth parameter which is. Within the view range the primary range and the view depth are distinguished.

Top cut plane and bottom. Cogt2414 architectural design with revit working with datum plane and creating standard views. Select the extruded roof and click modify roofs tab opening panel vertical. Reference planes define the boundary of the roof.

This is the absolute base of the primary view range. Cut planes in a reflected ceiling plan are often set above the head height of the doors and windows. The bottom setting of the view range is not used in a reflected ceiling plan. Cut openings in an extruded roof.

Every plan view has a property called view range also known as a visible range. If the go to view dialog displays select the appropriate plan view in which to edit the profile. A reflected ceiling plan includes the cut plane as part of the primary range but it is typically positioned above the cut plane of a plan view. As you may expect this is the height that revit will cut through elements ie windows doors etc.