2 Levels based family

[Mohamed_Faramawy]

Is there anyway to add a view to the Upper ref Level, similar to the Lower Ref. Level ? 

[alan.johnson7YLND]

My understanding of this was the Ceiling Plan is looking at the upper Ref Level

[alan.johnson7YLND]

in this test you can see I have created an extrusion using the Ceiling Plan Ref level, you can see where it is in the left view. @ the Upper Ref Level

[barthbradley]

Why don't you Duplicate View and change the View Range Cut Plane of that Duplicate View to whatever you want?  As for hosting elements to that Upper Workplane,  you can use Set Workplane for that.  

[Mohamed_Faramawy]

Thanks for your reply but i mean that i need to see the upper level in plan not looking up, i know that i can use ceiling but this is not what i need 

[Mohamed_Faramawy]

Yes of-course i can do this but i was wondering if i can add an associated view to the upper level, it would have been logic since there are 2 levels in the family, but it seems that there is no way to do that, right ? 

[barthbradley]

No, you can't add Floor Plans in Families like you can in a Project.  

[RobDraw]

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@Mohamed_Faramawy wrote:

Thanks for your reply but i mean that i need to see the upper level in plan not looking up,

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Change the view range.

[barthbradley]

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Representation of structural beams in Revit floor plan views | Revit | Autodesk Knowledge Network

[emmanoelneri]

I was to say the same

[Mohamed_Faramawy]

ok thanks all, i just wondered if there is some hidden trick to add a floor plan in families, it would have been i new feature to learn 

[Mohamed_Faramawy]

with respect to your opinion but i just usually get what i want from revit by 99%   🙂