Enlarge model in sheet

[Anonymous]

How cna enlarge the model in sheet?

The house is littler than others in photograph. 

Can find .rvt file here.

https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/revit-architecture-forum/uniform-texture-of-roof-of-skylight/m-p/9321...

Thank's

[MostafaElashmawy]

change the scale of the view.

[Anonymous]

@MostafaElashmawy  can move between 1:100 and 1:200?

[MostafaElashmawy · Accepted solution]

Choose custom, then add whatever scale you want.

[MostafaElashmawy]

check video

https://knowledge.autodesk.com/community/screencast/12866e97-94e2-41dc-87af-35a692d4c9da

[barthbradley]

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@Anonymous wrote:

How cna enlarge the model in sheet?

The house is littler than others in photograph. 

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Just Zoom in on the House in the View.    

[ToanDN · Accepted solution]

If it is a camera view, then:

1. Select the view on sheet and turn on Crop region
2. Click Size Crop from Ribbon
3. Choose Scale, NOT Field of View
4. Change Width and/or Height

By the way, the perspective of that model and the surrounding don't match at all.

[MostafaElashmawy]

Let me know if above helped or did I misunderstood you?

[Anonymous]

@MostafaElashmawy  think it's clear. 

I delivered the project. 

When I will read I will answer. 

Thank's so much!

[Anonymous]

@ToanDN  

3. Choose Scale, NOT Field of View
4. Change Width and/or Height

Do not undrestand.

Where is scale?

Thank's

[Anonymous]

@barthbradley  do not undrestand?

In 3D view have to zoom?

In the sheet doesn't change nothing.

[Corsten.Au]

Hello

Try to use two different Views on the sheet.. ( overlapping two different views on same sheet )

1. for Background ( this can be a plan, callout, drafting view with the JPG you need )

2. 3D view..

adjust both views as per your requirement..

Cheers.

[Anonymous]

@Corsten.Au  how can I to overlap two figure?

IO can do if I render the house. 

With a unreal view I don't know how can do.

Thank's 

[Anonymous]

You're using a 3D view for this.  Rather use the camera to create a perspective view.  You then have the option to use the Field of view setting.

Look at the background picture in your image.  Estimate where the photo is taken from and place your camera there.  You can then start adjusting the FOV or scale so that your image starts to look correct.  You cannot use a normal 3D view for this.  Also look at the shadows in the image to estimate the time of day.  Set this in so that your view starts to look more realistic.

[Anonymous]

@Anonymous  a screenshot please.

[Anonymous · Accepted solution]

See attached images.