Revit How To Show Two Different Floor Plans Options

The floor plan cut the model at elevation 1200 mm but the windows sill height are at 1700 mm.

Revit how to show two different floor plans options.

Let s take a look at this example below. This is the option that will be shown by default in relevant views. The reason why we can t see it is that they are placed above the cut plane of the plan s view range. If you want the duplicate view to.

In the design options dialog under option set click new. Dedicate views to a design option. If you want to show 1st floor plan and 2nd floor plan with 2 options then you need to duplicate 1st floor twice and 2nd floor twice. For example i will make two dependent copies of a plan view because i want to place it on two sheets.

As a result dependent views will be grouped under the primary view. Just create a key plan at a smaller scale and then using the callout tool create views from the same floor plan on different sheets. Rename the views so you can easily recognize it. Click manage tab design options panel design options.

Create a design option set. Change the view visibility graphic now select the view from project browser and click edit next to visibility graphic overrides. In this case you should model two separate walls. In the new plan we add the new exterior finish that display as white over the existing grey wall.

By default the view displays the primary option with the main model. But when you open the floor plan you can t see the windows. Now i can go to the primary view make sure that show crop region is enabled and customize crop regions for each dependent view. In the project browser right click the view name and do the following.

The annotation has to be added to the callout view. To rename the option set select the option set name and under. By default revit names the new set option set 1 and creates a primary option in the set. Open a view that you want to dedicate to a design option.

One containing the exterior finish the other containing the rest of the wall. It isn t different than having a separate plan view for furniture or finishes except revit doesn t go that far when choosing to create a plan view. Then set the exterior finish to be demolished.