Revit Views

Planning a new addition or renovation that needs to be visualized? Revit has a tool for just that. Phases allow you to show the evolution of your Revit project from start to…

With Revit’s drafting views, you can create and edit 2D drawings that have no connection to model views. This allows you to add details, notes, and other types of annotations that complement…

The View Template feature in Revit allows you to create groups of settings and apply them to multiple views at once. This makes your views and sheet sets more consistent. In this…

The view range is a tool that allows you to control which elements are visible in your plan views and how they are displayed. It can be confusing if you don’t understand…

Worksets in Revit allow multiple people to work together on the same model. They help organize different parts of the building, such as architecture, structure, and systems. In short, you control how…

Scope boxes allow you to define 3D regions of your Revit model and apply them to different views. They can help you organize your model, control the visibility and graphics of elements,…

Are you wondering how to effectively use Revit design options? How do you create, manage, and apply them to your model? Design options allow you to explore different design scenarios for your…

The Crop tool allows you to zoom in on specific parts of your Revit views and remove the surrounding area. In this tutorial, you will learn how to cut out images by…

Learn how to split lines and surfaces into two or more parts using Revit’s splitting tools. You’ll be able to design walls, roofs, and floors that meet your architectural goals. Each tool…

How can you save time when duplicating Revit views and sheets? This article starts with an introduction to the basics and then moves on to advanced tips. A duplicate view in Revit…