Sectional Perspective - How to make the section part TO-SCALE?

Sectional Perspective - How to make the section part TO-SCALE?

pearlofsadness
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Sectional Perspective - How to make the section part TO-SCALE?

pearlofsadness
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Hi all, Im an absolute newbie and im having a problem.

 

Is there a way to create a Sectional-Perspective in Revit that allows me to have the Section part TO-SCALE whilst still having the Back part of it being PERSPECTIVE and diminishing?

 

Thank you very much 🙂

 

 

Something like this:

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Anonymous
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Hi @pearlofsadness, I believe Perspective views does not currently support annotations (dimension, text, etc). Here is a LINK to a similar suggestion submitted in the Ideas page where you can make your vote count.

 

 

If this resolves your issue, please click ACCEPT AS SOLUTION to enhance the forum.

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ToanDN
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- Create a clipped perspective view and a section view, place them on sheet
- Turn on Crop region for the perspective view, select the crop and use Size crop > Scale > to resize the size of the view to match your true section view as close as you can
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constantin.stroescu
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a way to achieve your purpose could be:

  • first create a Perspective view with one vanishing point (possible in Revit 2019 and up) - like in this screencast 

https://knowledge.autodesk.com/community/screencast/0678577e-7521-48b9-aed2-421898e35ae7

 

  • then insert the Perspective View on Sheet. On this Sheet draw a two lines to use them as a scale  reference.
  • still on the Sheet , Activate View  and use Zoom Tool from Full Navigation Wheal to fix the View scale to the reference distance

https://knowledge.autodesk.com/community/screencast/8e13b13b-db02-4ebe-b04d-b1cdb8e6e090

 

Constantin Stroescu

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ToanDN
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pearlofsadness
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Thank u! 😄

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pearlofsadness
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Hi,

 

I just want to add that I found out just awhile ago that since 2019.1 update in Revit, they now support Sectional Perspective Cuts.

 

 

2- EASIER WAY TO CREATE A SECTION-PERSPECTIVE

Autodesk made many changes to the perspective settings to make them easier to use. The most helpful change is the automatic creation of a matching section box when you orient a perspective to a section. In the image below, we want to create a section-perspective matching the section. First, go to plan view to create a section.

1.png

 

Then, enter any perspective view. Right-click the view cube and select the option Orient to View - Sections. Pick the correct section.

2.png

 

Here is the new part from Revit 2019.1: the view will not only be aligned to the section, but a section box will also be created to match the section cut plane and extents. This makes the process of creating a section-perspective much easier.

3.png

 

 

My comments:

But ofcourse we still have to align the Sectional-Perspective to a Section to make sure both are to-scale, since Perspectives are naturally Not-To-Scale. But it is still a much simpler step than to overlap them like previously. 🙂

 

Source:

https://revitpure.com/blog/top-5-best-new-features-in-revit-20191

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aRcHiTeCt.JM
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... hi @pearlofsadness 

 

... this way you found is cool ... section perspective

 

... everyday you learn something new

.... you can pan in any direction and the section doesn't change .... nice...

... thanks

 

perspective section.jpg 


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Anonymous
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For making a perspective section, 

I aligned my section in 3D view after adjusting the section box, but the perspective option can't be chosen... why so?

 

1.JPG 

 

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martijn_pater
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Don't think it's a perspective view? Switch it and try again...

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