View Range Problem

[Anonymous]

All levels offset on zero and my reference level is on associated level .

If top , cut plane , bottom and depth level are all set to associated level  and depth level is also set to associated level and all offset are given zero mm ; this means I should not be able to see anything below associated level ;

  But I'm seeing everything below assoicated level .

   This is  my problem .

[Ilic.Andrej]

Check if the underlay is set to "none". If not, set it to "none".

[planner_matlabi · Accepted solution]

for invisible lower level must none underlay in Properties

select Level

in Properties
underlay

none

If it solves your problem, feel free to click Accept Solution.

[Corsten.Au]

1. turn off wire frame

2. no underlay

3. if thats the CAD import then you know what to do....

4. have a floor for current level so that item below would not be visible...

( most probably its just an underlay which you need to set to none )

[ennujozlagam]

most probably set underlay to none or check if there is plan region hidden in that view activate the bulb icon. thanks

[Karol_Piroska]

I would say the issue is with a linked file that has linked view with its own view range.

[Anonymous]

Thanks a lot sir.

[Anonymous]

Thank you for your participation. I got the solution from a fellow revit user . I've accepted his solution and you can take a look .