Autodesk 24000-000000-9860 - Revit Architecture - PC, User Manual

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4 Drag the camera to move it. The view updates according to the new camera position.
5 Drag the target to move it. The view updates according to the new target point.
6 Select the perspective view. Drag the handles to vary the field of view (FOV).
Turning Off the Camera in a 3D View
Turning off the camera in a 3D view is the same as showing or hiding the crop region. See Showing or Hiding
Crop Regions on page 165.
To turn off the camera in any other view type, click a blank area in the drawing area.
3D View Properties
Parameter names, values, and descriptions for 3D views.
Description Name
Graphics
The scale of the 3D view. View Scale
A ratio derived from the view scale. For example, if your view scale is 1:100, the
scale value is the ratio of 100/1 or 100. If you select a value of Custom for the view
scale, you can enter a ratio in the value field for this property. Scale Value
Applies the detail level setting to the view: coarse, medium, or fine. Detail level
Opens the Visibility/Graphics dialog, where you can set visibility options for the
view. Visibility/Graphics Overrides
Changes the display to Hidden Line, Wireframe, Shading, or Shading with Edges. Model Graphics Style
Click Edit to access Advanced Model Graphics, which controls shadows and silhouette
lines. Advanced Model Graphics Style
Select the discipline for the view from the list. Select Structural to hide non-load-
bearing walls from the view. Discipline
Identity Data
A name you define for the 3D view. View Name
The name of the view as it appears on the sheet; it supersedes any value in the View
Name property. Title on Sheet
Identifies the default view template for the view. See View Templates on page 498. Default View Template
Extents
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