Interior Elevation

[KraiggC]

I need helping bounding my elevations into a room/level. I can drop an elevation into a room and it works as intended, but when I add elevations using the check boxes they span into adjacent rooms and full height of the building. Is there any way to adjust or prevent this?

[Revit_Whisperer]

If you place an interior elevation it should do that automatically.  If you don't have one in the model you are working in, start a new project based off of the commercial default template, place an interior elevation then copy it to the clipboard, switch back to your project plan view and paste.

[KraiggC]

Yes, that works as intended. Now my question is when I select on that elevation bubble and check a box to add an elevation, it does not bound to the room/level correctly.

[ennujozlagam]

@KraiggC hello, can you please post some screen shot of what do you mean. what version of Revit do you have with this problem. thanks

[ToanDN]

I can't replicate the problem (see my screencast).  Can you post a screenshot of the floor plan are where you drop the elevation bubble?

[KraiggC · Accepted solution]

I running Revit 2016. I may have found the issue. The placement may have been off, I believed the room separation line would bound the elevation but it does not. When I move it between walls it stays inside the room. Although it is spanning the entire 3 floors but that's easily remedied.

[RDAOU]

@KraiggC

Good observation although not entirely accurate but if your own reply  solves your issue, mark it as a solution 

[jcarson44SWA]

CrAzY iDeA.. what if we (Autodesk) could make interior elevations bound to a room/ space tag? Could be the move? I would save hours of time setting up interior elevation!