How do you look inside a building in Revit?

How do I get interior 3D view in Revit?

Click the small arrow adjacent to the 3D view, and click camera button on the drop down menu. Now the camera can be set with two simple clicks with camera position and target position. As soon as the camera is set, Revit will open a new view automatically. This view will be appeared as what your camera see.

How do you walk through in Revit?

Walk Through a Model

1. Display one of the Full Navigation wheels or the Mini Tour Building wheel.
2. Click and hold down the Walk wedge. The cursor changes to the Walk cursor and the Center Circle icon displays.
3. Drag in the direction you want to walk. …
4. Release the mouse button to return to the wheel.

How do you view views in Revit?

Add another view to your project or duplicate an existing view.

1. Click View tab Create panel Plan Views drop-down, and then click. (Floor Plan) …
2. In the New Plan dialog: For Type, select a view type from the list, or click Edit Type to modify an existing view type or create a new view type. …
3. Click OK.

Can you animate in Revit?

An Example Revit BIM to 3D Animation project:



So, If you have 3D design content or manufacture components using BIM families, we can take that content and create an animation like this for you. You can then show off your products and design to best effect !

What is a walkthrough?

: the act of going slowly through the steps of a process, job, etc., in order to practice doing it or to help someone learn it. : an explanation or guide that tells you how to do something by explaining each of its parts or steps.

Can Revit not duplicate existing views?

Go to View > Plans Views > Floor plan. Uncheck “Do not duplicate existing views”. Select the same Level from step one. Select OK.

How do I manage views in Revit?

You can view or edit view type properties. Use view types to quickly apply certain graphics properties and view templates to new views, or to change graphics properties for existing views. You can create view types for plans, elevations, sections, 3D views, drafting views, legends, and schedules.