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2 In the Custom Scale dialog, enter a value for Ratio.
3 Optionally, select Display Name and enter a custom name for the scale.
4 Click OK.
NOTE Custom view scales cannot be applied to other views in the project.
Detail Levels and Display of Structural Components
The display of structural components differs based on the detail level of the view. For example, structural
framing appears as sticks in coarse detail level, but has much more detail at medium or fine detail level.
Detail Level is a view instance parameter; therefore every view can have a different setting for this parameter.
Detail Level is also view-scale–dependent. For information on setting scales with detail level and the Detail
Level tool, see
Display of Hidden Lines of Structural Concrete Components
Revit Architecture provides the ability to control the display of structural concrete components that are in
a hidden state in a view. The display of invisible lines of walls, floors, framing, columns, and foundation
elements are controlled by the following view parameters:
Discipline
Discipline must be set to Structural for invisible lines to be represented as hidden.
Model Graphics Style
By setting Model Graphics to either Hidden or to Shading with Edges, invisible lines are represented as
hidden.
Plan of structural slab and beams framed
into concrete walls
Showing Hidden Element Lines
Model and detail elements that are obscured by other elements can be displayed using the Show Hidden
Lines command. First, select the element that you want the hidden lines to display on. Next, select the
obscured element that has the lines you want to bring through. You can use the Show Hidden Lines tool
Detail Level
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