I need to be able to explain this to students.
We have a Roof level, with a Parapet level less that 2'-0" above it. In the View Range, the cut plane is set to 4'-0", & we do not get a warning that the cut plane is higher that the Top level. The Top reads Level above, it does not have (Parapet) added to the Level, like other Levels do, to let you know which level the Top is associated with. Parapet is not available in the drop-down list for the Top.
Does the Level have to be a minimum height for the View Range to consider it as a Level? Or does Revit treat the highest level differently than other levels?
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I think you may be speaking to Low Wall Behavior.
Cut Behavior of Low Walls - The Revit Clinic (typepad.com)
About the View Range | Revit Products 2019 | Autodesk Knowledge Network
Level Above = a level Datum which is NOT a building Story
You can set a Level Datum as Building Story by selecting the Level and checking the property box
When a Level is Not a Building Story
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