construction exploded views

[a8005873]

I am trying to achive various exloded renders. I have done this in the past using the section box tool and moving the view up and down to reveal or hide parts.

Is there a better way to do this.

In partiuclar I am wanting to do a constructional exploded render as shown in the image attached.

[vector2]

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@a8005873 wrote:

Is there a better way to do this.

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Not sure why you would want anything better than that. That is

pretty darn good. I sure wouldn't know how to do it any better.

Section-box rendering just about does it all. Unless you want to

actually take the model apart and render it. You could have a

copy of the project with everything together, and then a copy

of the project with everything taken apart and rendered.

One nice thing about Revit is that it is so vast, you can do

just about anything with a model that you can imagine.

[vector2]

a8005873,

How many programs were involved with that rendering and

what ones where they?

[a8005873]

I am not sure how many programs were involved. It was an example I found online

[a8005873]

Vector 2,

I know the secion box is a good tool. The problem occurs when I have to then take the items off, maintain and try and put them together in photoshop and create the the view.

I have done a vertical exploded views but. I a don't know the best way to achieve a vertical and horizontal exploded

[parveen.revit]

you create several copies of same view (from same angle).

Now place them all on a sheet.

Switch off the visibility of few elements in each view (roof the bottom view and walls from the top view)

also use reference planes/lines for the alignment purpose. 

see attached image.

[vector2]

I'm happy you are back parveen, I like reading every

word you post.

[parveen.revit]

🙂

thanks, i was on travel, been to 7 countries in last 3 weeks. trying to recover now.

[loboarch]

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@parveen.revit wrote:

you create several copies of same view (from same angle).

Now place them all on a sheet.

Switch off the visibility of few elements in each view (roof the bottom view and walls from the top view)

also use reference planes/lines for the alignment purpose. 

see attached image.

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This would be the method I would recommend and have used in the past.