michina
Guest
hi guys, I should do a perspective section view (a sort of vertical split and make it with revit, you know how to tell me? Thank you so much!
gfrank
Guest
duplicate a 3d view, from view cube>tastodx>orient on view>sections> and select section
the new 3d view can be oriented, and then render
or
from a 3d view, go to the sight properties and activate the section pane
by selecting the pane, the appropriate grips appear on all the faces you can handle (move) at will
the new 3d view can be oriented, and then render
or
from a 3d view, go to the sight properties and activate the section pane
by selecting the pane, the appropriate grips appear on all the faces you can handle (move) at will
michina
Guest
Grazieeeee! ! !
michina
Guest
I tried, but nn shows me what I would like... a split from the section... with the dissected walls as well as in the section I have..
gfrank
Guest
sends a drawing of the "Spatch of the section" to understand if we mean the same thing...
Edoardo Bernardi
Guest
Hello, everyone. I have the same michina problem.
If I understood correctly she asks how it is possible to make a rendering of a prospetic split.
the method you recommended instead allows you to make an assonometric split.
Could someone tell me if it's possible to do a prospectic break? I just need to know how to create the view, then for rendering I already know how to make
Thank you in advance! :biggrin:
If I understood correctly she asks how it is possible to make a rendering of a prospetic split.
the method you recommended instead allows you to make an assonometric split.
Could someone tell me if it's possible to do a prospectic break? I just need to know how to create the view, then for rendering I already know how to make
Thank you in advance! :biggrin:
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Tristan
Guest
what writes gfrank is also valid for prospective views, being these of 3d views
Edoardo Bernardi
Guest
in fact try and try something I'm getting.
the recurring drawback is that when I activate the section pane, the face of the pane I would like to move is always behind the visual point and I have to do great magheges with the view to be able to take it and move it. Moreover trying to right-click the viewcube and orienting on a project section, it directs me the visual in a strange, incomprehensible way, and the building remains completely visible.
I've done it. Are there any tips to better manage this? Do I miss anything?
:biggrin:
the recurring drawback is that when I activate the section pane, the face of the pane I would like to move is always behind the visual point and I have to do great magheges with the view to be able to take it and move it. Moreover trying to right-click the viewcube and orienting on a project section, it directs me the visual in a strange, incomprehensible way, and the building remains completely visible.
I've done it. Are there any tips to better manage this? Do I miss anything?
:biggrin: