Upper floor plan that I want to see things that are below the floor level without seeing things that are under the floor?
Just not understanding what the difference between bottom of primary range and view depth as nothing is getting me this solution.
I have no Underlay
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If you open the preview you will see that image which highlights each zone of the view range
View Depth is what determines if specific Categories show as (Beyond)....ie: Beyond the Primary Range Bottom
Here is a lengthy post on Revit View range dating back to 2016 Solved: View Range in Revit - Autodesk Community - Revit Products
The following link is to Jeff Pinheiro blog which has a nice handout that sums it all up graphically
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If I set either to below the floor level, I see items under the floor, which I do not want. I want to see items that are in open space below the level of that floor like my sketch represents.
You do not need to change the view range for the entire floor plan...
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@kherrman wrote:
Upper floor plan that I want to see things that are below the floor level without seeing things that are under the floor?
Just not understanding what the difference between bottom of primary range and view depth as nothing is getting me this solution.
I have no Underlay
Don't you have a floor/roof above Space 3?
If you have a floor/roof above Space 3 then you can simply set the view range cut plane as shown in your sketch, view range bottom at the bottom of the yellow color, and the floor/roof above Space 3 should cover what under it without any extra work.
An error: View depth plane is set above the bottom clip plane when doing this.
Correct, so using the view range without a plan region, I am unable to see anything below the floor level.
See GIF below ...
There are instances/projects where Walls top constraint is required at the top of the slab ie: cannot be attached to floor (in such case a separate floor element for floor finishes is used and which will obscure the walls from level below)
As long as the walls are obscured by an element (ex: floor or ceiling) which the attach in the above GIF did, they will not be visible... See image below: Low partitions below 2nd Level floor slab vs those in the DH space
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