Clean Up and Set Levels
BIM Suite · Model Setup with CAD Backgrounds · 2m
This lesson focuses on cleaning up levels in a Revit model and setting appropriate elevations. You'll learn how to remove unnecessary levels and demo plans, ensuring your project remains streamlined and efficient.
Key topics include deleting unwanted elevation symbols, managing levels for clarity, and manually entering elevation data based on design assumptions.
Transcript
Now we've got a lot of other views here, and that is because we've got a number of levels in this two d link model. So we want to clean up the levels. So these symbols here are elevations. You can click on any one of them to go into elevations and delete levels you don't need. So we don't need the basement levels. We don't need all of those levels. Okay. So now we only have our two levels that we need. And this is a new work project, so we don't need our demo plans. We can delete those.
And we can delete demo RCP. And we don't have a site architectural background, but we can just leave this view here for now. We might use it in the future. And now we have our levels and our roof. And if we have an elevation, if we have an architectural elevation, PDF, anything else that tells us what the elevation of these levels ought to be, we should enter that now.
So I'm going to in this tutorial, I'm going to assume that I don't have that information, and I'm just going to guess. So I'm gonna put the roof main, like maybe it's early in design or something like that. So I'm just going to manually enter a guess that the roof is at 25 feet, and that has moved that level down there, and it moves the the CAD background with it.