Rotating Views - Autodesk 24000-000000-9860 - Revit Architecture - PC User Manual

3 If you are modifying a crop region in a perspective 3D view, select either Field of view or Scale
4 Modify the values for width and height.
5 Modify the offset values for the annotation crop.
6 Click Apply to make the changes, or click OK to make the changes and close the dialog.
There are 2 modes for resizing the crop region: Field of View mode and Scale mode.
In Field of View mode, you are stretching the crop region to the specified size. For example, if you change
a crop region from 100 mm wide by 75 mm high to 50 mm wide by 25 mm high, the crop region updates
accordingly. Field of View mode is for perspective and non-perspective views.
In Scale mode, you change either the height or the width, and Revit Architecture maintains the aspect
ratio. When you change the value, the view scales, but the field of view remains the same. Scale mode
is for perspective views only.
In the following image, the eye elevation is 7500 mm.
Here is the result of modifying the eye elevation height to 22500 mm.

Rotating Views

You can rotate section views, scope boxes, and viewports using the Rotate command. You can also rotate a
crop region, which in effect rotates a view.
For information on rotating a project to True North, see
The Crop Region Size dialog opens.
(locked proportions). Examples of these modes are provided at the end of this procedure.
NOTE If you selected Scale for a perspective 3D view, you can only modify either height or width,
because the values are locked.
Annotation crop options are not available for perspective 3D views.
The width and height values for the model crop region appear on the Options Bar.
Rotating a Project to True North on page 1234.
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