How do I show floor under in Revit?

How do you show floor plans below in Revit?

Go to Solution. Change the View Properties to None for Underlays or the View Range if it has been changed to show the Bottom Primary depth or View Depth below the current view floor level. Reight-Click in the view and select View Properties or type in VP. worked.

How do you show floor level in Revit?

Add Levels

1. Open the section or elevation view to add levels to.
2. On the ribbon, click (Level). Architecture tab Datum panel (Level) …
3. Place the cursor in the drawing area and click. …
4. Draw level lines by moving the cursor horizontally. …
5. Click when the level line is the correct length.

Why is my floor not showing in Revit?

Maybe your floor is below the view range in your view. Modify the range to make it visible. Please mention Revit version, especially when uploading Revit files. Floors show up on 3d & site plan, but not floor plan.

How do I turn on underlay in Revit?

Create an Underlay

1. In the Project Browser, open a plan view.
2. On the Properties palette, for Range: Base Level, select the level you want to underlay. Range: Top Level is automatically set to one level above the Base Level. …
3. On the Properties palette, for Underlay Orientation, select Look Up or Look Down.

Where is the view range in Revit?

View Range in a Reflected Ceiling Plan (RCP)



Cut planes in a reflected ceiling plan are often set above the head height of the doors and windows. The area between the cut plane and the top of the view range establishes the primary view range of the view.

How do I show walls below in Revit?

All of the walls and floors are contained within the linked model.

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1. Open the host file and link the structural model.
2. Open the “Visibility and graphic overrides” dialog box and go the “Revit links” tab.
3. In the “Display settings” click “By host view”.
4. Select “By linked view” and select the view to display.

How do I make properties visible in Revit?

My properties window has disappeared, how do I get it back? Right-click and select Properties from the right-click window, or from the Ribbon View (Tab) > Window > User Interface > tick on Properties.