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Description Name
Sets the color of the level line. You can choose from a list of colors defined in Revit
Architecture, or define your own color. Color
Sets the line pattern of level lines. The line pattern can be solid or a combination of
dashes and dots. You can choose from a list of values defined in Revit Architecture,
or define your own line pattern. Line Pattern
Determines whether the head of a level line displays a level number in a bubble
(Level Head–Circle), a level number but no bubble (Level Head–No Bubble), or no
level number (<none>). Symbol
Places a bubble by default at the left end of the level line. When you select a level
line, a check box appears next to the level bubble. Clear the check box to hide the
bubble. Select it again to display the bubble. Symbol at End 1 Default
Places a bubble by default at the right end of the level line. Symbol at End 2 Default
Dimensions
Computation height for the perimeter of a room is measured at a defined distance
above the base level of the room. To use the default computation height (4’ or 1200
mm above the base level of the room), select this option.
Also see
Computation Height on page 989.
Automatic Room Computation Height
To enable this parameter, clear Automatic Room Computation Height. Enter the
distance above the base level to use when computing the room area and perimeter.If
the room includes a sloped wall, consider using a computation height of 0 (zero).
See
Computation Height on page 989.
Computation Height
Identity Data
A read-only field that indicates the design option in which the level lines display. Design Option
Level Instance Properties
Description Name
Constraints
The vertical height of the level. Elevation
Identity Data
A label for the level. You can assign any label or name you wish to this property. Name
A read-only field that indicates the design option in which the level lines display. Design Option
Extents
The scope box applied to the level. See Controlling Visibility of Datums Using Scope
Boxes on page 1112.
Scope Box
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