How do you change the focal length in Revit?

How do you change the camera view in Revit?

Modify the Camera Position in a 3D View

1. Open the 3D view.
2. In the Project Browser, right-click the 3D view name, and select Show Camera. …
3. In the Project Browser, double-click the view in which you want to modify the camera position (for example, the plan view or the elevation view).
4. Drag the camera to move it.

How do I get a navigation wheel in Revit?

Note: When one of the Full Navigation Wheels is displayed, you can press and hold the middle mouse button to pan, scroll the wheel button to zoom in and out, and hold the SHIFT key while pressing and holding the middle mouse button to orbit the model. Right-click on the wheel and click Mini Full Navigation Wheel.

How do you change angle in Revit?

Drag the preview to add a section of duct to the fitting, and click Modify. Select the connector at the open end of the new section, and drag the connector to the desired angle.

How do I get the camera view in Revit?

Click the small arrow near the 3D view, and click the camera button on the drop-down menu. Then you can define the camera by two clicks: the camera position and target position. After you define the camera, Revit will automatically open a new view. This view will show you what your camera sees.

How do I show my camera in Revit?

Open the perspective 3D view. In the Project Browser, right-click the perspective 3D view name, and select Show Camera. The camera is selected in all views where the camera is visible, such as plan, elevation, and other 3D views.

How do you save a 3D view in Revit?

The new view displays in the Project Browser under 3D Views.

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Use the SteeringWheels tool to save a view.

1. If SteeringWheels are not displayed in the drawing area, click (Full Navigation Wheel) on the navigation bar.
2. Right-click the SteeringWheels, and click Save View.
3. Enter a name for the new 3D view, and click OK.

Why I Cannot change the 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.