How do you duplicate a 3D view in Revit?

How do you duplicate multiple views in Revit?

It’s real easy to duplicate views in Revit. Simply select the view in the project browser, right-click and choose “Duplicate View” from the list.

How do you copy a view?

Create a copy of a view

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2. Click Admin, and navigate to the view you want to copy.
3. In the VIEW column, click View Settings.
4. Click Copy view.
5. Give this a new view name. Use a distinct name, so you can distinguish it from the original view.
6. Click Copy View.

How do you add multiple 3D views in Revit?

Create a Perspective 3D View

1. Open a plan, section, or elevation view.
2. Click View tab Create panel 3D View drop-down Camera. …
3. Click in the drawing area to place the camera.
4. Drag the cursor to the desired target and click to place it.

What is the difference between duplicate and duplicate with detailing in Revit?

The Duplicate option creates a duplicate view of the model elements within the view. The Duplicate with detailing option creates a duplicate view including the detail and annotations elements. They are independent from elements of the parent view.

How do you copy a view in Revit?

Copying Drafting Views & Schedules

1. Select a drafting view or schedule in the project browser.
2. Right-click and choose ‘Copy to Clipboard’

What does duplicate view as dependent mean in Revit?

Duplicate as Dependent



Duplicating as a dependent will create identical copies of the original view, the new views are also tied to the original view as child objects. What this means is if you add a dimension in the ordinal view all dependent views will also have the new dimension.

What does duplicate mean in Revit?

Duplicate creates a duplicate view with no annotations. ( doesn’t copy annotations) Duplicate with detailing creates a duplicate view including the annotations. The annotation after the “create” are independent of each other. ( Copies annotations, but doesn’t reflect new annotations to copied from view)

How do I create an isometric view in Revit?

Once the view cube is displayed, you can right click on it and choose orient to view. In “Sections”, select 3D isometric view. In this example I named the wall section “3d”. The view will then orient to the section in a perpendicular view point.

How do you pivot in Revit?

You can specify a point on the model to use as the pivot point for orbiting with the Center tool. CTRL+Click and drag. Press and hold down the Ctrl key before clicking the Orbit wedge or while the Orbit tool is active; then drag to the point on the model you want to use as the pivot point.