Autodesk 24000-000000-9860 - Revit Architecture - PC User Manual page 249

Name
Underlay Orientation
Orientation
Wall Join Display
Discipline
Color Scheme Location
Color Scheme
View Name
Title on Sheet
Referencing Sheet
Referencing Detail
Default View Template
Crop View
Crop Region Visible
Description
Controls the display of the underlay in Hidden Line mode. If the value is specified as
Plan, then the underlay displays as if you are viewing it from above, like a plan view.
If the value is specified as Reflected Ceiling Plan, then the underlay displays as if you
are viewing it from below, like a reflected ceiling plan.
Switches the orientation of the project in the view between Project North and True
North.
Sets the default behavior for cleaning wall joins. If you set this property to Clean All
Wall Joins, then Revit Architecture automatically cleans all wall joins. If you set this
property to Clean Same Type Wall Joins, Revit Architecture only cleans wall joins of
the same wall type. If you join different wall types, Revit Architecture does not clean
them. You can override this setting using the Edit Wall Joins command.
Specify the discipline for the project view. Coordination combines Architectural and
Structural. Select Structural to hide non-load-bearing walls from the view.
In a floor plan view or section view, select Background to apply the color scheme to
the background of the view (the floors of a floor plan, or the background walls of a
section). Select Foreground to apply the color scheme to all model elements in the
view. See Applying a Color Scheme
In a floor plan view or section view, the color scheme to use for rooms and areas. See
Color Schemes on page 956.
The name of the active view. The view name appears in the Project Browser and in
the title bar of the view. It also appears as the name of the viewport on a sheet, unless
you define a value for the Title on Sheet parameter.
The name of the view as it appears on the sheet; it supersedes any value in the View
Name property. This parameter is not available for sheet views.
See the description for Referencing Detail, which follows. From the example, the
referencing sheet is A101.
This value comes from the referencing view that is placed on a sheet. For example,
you create a section in a plan view. You place that plan view as the first detail on a
sheet numbered A101. The referencing detail number for the section view is 1.
Identifies the default view template for the view. See
Select the Crop View check box to enable a crop boundary around the model. Select
the boundary and resize it using the drag controls. As you resize the boundary, the
visibility of the model changes. To turn off the boundary and maintain the cropping,
clear the Crop Region Visible check box. See
Shows or hides the crop region. View cropping is not available in sheet and schedule
views.
on page 960.
View Templates
Crop Regions on page 163.
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on page 498.