structural plan view in revit lt 2019

[yuthdanai.s]

Anyone please tell me where I can find structural plan view in revit lt 2019? 

In full version, it's in view --> plan views. Now, it seems to be missing from that menu.

Thanks!

[ToanDN]

LT does not have Structural and Building Systems.

[yuthdanai.s]

Do you mean it doesn't have structural plan view or doesn't have whole structural system? It has menu structural walls, floor slab, columns, beam, etc. though. 

[ToanDN]

https://www.autodesk.com/compare/compare-features/revit-vs-revit-lt

[moomnamngern]

Hi - Yued Yuthdanai S. 😊

        Nowadays, Can you do it?.....I don't understand too.

        If it hasn't structural plan view....Will we can draw or present a work perfectly?

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        Or you have other methods?......Please share me 🤔

--tao-trairat.....your friend--

[RSargeant78]

I realize that this question is for Revit LT 2019, so it is a few years old.  But I am using Revit LT 2023 and Can't seem to get a Structural Floor plan.  Even when Using my Template which was created in Standard Revit, and shows levels 1 and 2 to be a Structural Plan - Modeling View in the Properties.  When I go to edit type it says it is in the Structural Plans: System Families category.  If that is the case, one would think that is is somewhere within the models available families, however when I go to add a level it does not provide the option.  so basically I am stuct with 2 level floor plans that are structural plans and all others are just floor plans.  Kind of stinks in my Browser Tree

[rhdesignsnm]

were you able to do a structural framing plan? I want to create simple foundation and framing plans. Is there a work around where you just do it in linework?

[RSargeant78]

no, unfortunately, I have found no fix for this as of yet.  Everything I have found seems to indicate that I can only create multiple structural levels in the full revit version; LT does not have the option.  It does apparently have the option to use a structural plan view if it was created in the full version though.