And hide components that you don’t want to show in this 3D view. Rename the view to give this view a better description.Īdjust the grips position if necessary. If you use Revit 2016, you can easily do this by selecting the components and click section boxes tool in Modify Tab> View Panel. If you want to show only a part of your model, create a 3D view with section box. If you are not familiar with section box, refer to this post in Revit Zone: Section Boxes. Create a 3D view with section boxįirst, let’s prepare our 3D view. Let’s see how we can create a drawing like this. You will need to work with work plane before you can draw the dimensions correctly. It is possible to add dimensions in parallel projection, but not in perspective view.

However, you may need to add dimensions to your 3D view as well. It is a benefit of modeling a building in 3D, right? Doing in Revit is easy. Sometimes we need to show 3D views of your Revit models. Add more annotations and effects to make your drawing even more compelling!.However, the rest of the interface hasn’t changed. I’ve been the most riled up about the UI revamp + new branding, but it seems only Dynamo’s interface is updated. I hope there would be more fun, surprising and innovative new features beyond minor technical improvements and bug fixes. While the improvements are not very inspiring when observed individually, they add up for a decently helpful update. Beginners probably won’t see much difference beyond the logo. The big winners here are the advanced users and BIM managers.

Instead, the update focuses on fixing issues with current tools. ok release? It doesn’t have many “real” new features.

It didn’t have significant new features, but it did fix dozens of minor problems users have been complaining about for a while. Last year’s Revit 2022 was the best release in a long time. Nicolas has more than 10 years of experience with Revit and has worked on multiple large-scale projects as an architect and BIM manager.įollow Nicolas on LinkedIn or on Twitter. Post by: Nicolas Catellier, architect, BIM specialist and founder of Revit Pure and BIM Pure Productions.

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