Question: Why can’t I change view scale in Revit?

There are a few ways to deal with this situation: Remove (unassign) the view template from the view. This should unlock all of the properties so that they can be modified independently from the View Template. Modify scale defined in the view template.

How do I change the view scale in Revit?

Assign a View Scale

1. On the View Control Bar, click the view scale, and select Custom.
2. In the Custom Scale dialog, enter a value for Ratio.
3. (Optional) Select Display Name, and enter a custom name for the scale.
4. Click OK.

Why is my view range greyed out in Revit?

In your case you seem to have a view template assigned to your view. This (can) cause different settings to be grayed out because it is controlled by the view template. You can solve it by removing the view template from the view (set it to <none> )or modify the view template.

How do you turn on view range in Revit?

Modify the View Range

1. Open a plan view.
2. On the Properties palette, locate the View Range parameter, and click Edit. Alternatively, enter VR on the keyboard.
3. In the View Range dialog, modify view range properties as necessary. …
4. Click Apply to view changes.

How do you find the below level in Revit?

Follow these steps:

1. In plan view, click View menu > View Properties.
2. Click the Edit button for the View Range parameter.
3. Enter a value for both the Bottom Offset, under Primary Range, and the Level Offset, under View Depth, that is more than 4 feet from the floor or slab.

Can we change the view scale of existing views?

You can change the scale of any existing view. When you change the size of the drawing, the drawing sheet scale changes to keep the views in proportion to the size of the sheet. However, detailed and scaled views retain their original scale regardless of changes to the drawing size.

How do I change the default scale in Creo?

To change the default sheet scale,

1. Click Annotation and then, in the Setup group, click the arrow next to Properties.
2. Click Sheet. …
3. In the Scale box, type or select the new scale factor for the sheet.
4. If necessary, specify a different sheet to be renumbered in one of the following ways:

How do you unlock scales in Revit?

Solution:

1. Remove (unassign) the view template from the view. This should unlock all of the properties so that they can be modified independently from the View Template.
2. Modify scale defined in the view template. This will change the scale for all views using the template.
3. Edit the view template to exclude the scale.

How do you scale view in Revit?

Use one of the following methods: In the Project Browser, right-click the view, and click Properties.
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Assign a View Scale

1. On the View Control Bar, click the view scale, and select Custom.
2. In the Custom Scale dialog, enter a value for Ratio.
3. (Optional) Select Display Name, and enter a custom name for the scale.
4. Click OK.