topic Re: Split with Gap in Elevation Level in Revit Architecture Forum

Split with Gap in Elevation Level

Anonymous — Fri, 30 May 2014 05:15:33 GMT

Is there any option to create a split with gap in Elevation Level as section. We have attached a snap for your reference.

Thanks in advance!

Re: Split with Gap in Elevation Level

constantin.stroescu — Fri, 30 May 2014 12:57:43 GMT

Use a Croped View and click on the border's small icon : Vertical View Break...

https://chronicle.autodesk.com/main/details/78e81d20-b718-4e8a-8853-e64b30c404c7

Re: Split with Gap in Elevation Level

Anonymous — Mon, 02 Jun 2014 04:27:32 GMT

Thanks for your reply. Mainly we want to hide Elevation Level line, the portion where we break crop region.

Re: Split with Gap in Elevation Level

constantin.stroescu — Mon, 02 Jun 2014 08:29:59 GMT

In such a case , I use Scope Box and arange on sheet:

In a Floor Plan View > View >Create > Scope Box - make rectangles to delimitate the areas you wnat to isolate
from Properties - name them as you want so to manage them easily
make two duplicates of the Elevation View and from Properties> Extents >choose Scope Box 1 for the first duplicate and Scope Box 2 for the second duplicated view . Work the Views to look as you want to
In a new Sheet , insert the two Views (with Scope Box 1 and Scope Box 2)
Scope Box can be visualized in Floor Plan Views and in 3d Views

Re: Split with Gap in Elevation Level

Anonymous — Mon, 02 Jun 2014 09:18:58 GMT

Thanks a lot for your clarification.

So for now we can't do this with a single view. If we need then go with scope box option with placing 2 views with manual adjustment in a sheet.

If this features will be incorporated in next release then it may be helpful to all of us

Re: Split with Gap in Elevation Level

kadenk3AKS5 — Tue, 05 May 2026 16:51:23 GMT

Hoping to revive this item. The "Accepted Solution" is a workaround. Can we get the Accepted Solution item remove from this thread and review for consideration? There are so many cases where Levels need to be viewed on both sides of a building but the lines in the middle need to be avoided for clarity. OPs picture is a fantastic example of how this could be implemented. Having the same functionality for Level 2D Display as Sections currently do with a simple Split button in the center would be amazing for Levels.