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

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Saving a 3D View Orientation as a Project View
1 Click View menu
➤
Orient
➤
Save View.
Alternatively:
a On the toolbar, click .
The SteeringWheel displays in the drawing area.
b Right-click the SteeringWheel and click Save View.
2 Enter a name for the new 3D view, and click OK.
NOTE You are only prompted to enter a name for the view if you are saving the default 3D view
(named in the Project Browser {3D}). If you are saving a 3D view other than the default 3D view, the
view is saved using the current name.
The new view appears in the Project Browser under 3D Views.
View Settings
Zooming Project Views
The Zoom command changes the viewable area in the window.
The following Zoom options are available on the View menu:
■ Zoom in Region
■
Zoom Out 2X
■ Zoom to Fit
■ Zoom All to Fit
■ Sheet Size
■ Pan Active View
■ Previous Scroll/Zoom
■ Next Scroll/Zoom
You can also access zoom commands on the toolbar ( ). Some zoom commands are available on the
shortcut menu when you right-click in a view.
You can also zoom project views using the SteeringWheels. See Navigating Views on page 169.
Maintaining Line Thickness when Zooming
The Thin Lines command maintains the true thickness of lines relative to the zoom of the view. Typically,
when you zoom in on a model in a small scale view, element lines appear much thicker than they actually
are.
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