Glad you did still find it helpful. I would say to familiarize yourself with all the view properties as everything you see in the view template is the same.
If I am having any troubles I usually turn to your videos and usually find answers. I learned a lot about templates. Only one problem I can not solve. All my plumbing fixtures only show in solid black when in realistic mode and only in plan View. I have gone through every setting in v g to no luck. Also view range to no luck. Everything else though show realistic. Floors, counter tops, tub, shelves ect. Any suggestions?
Hi. What a great channel. Learned a lot. I have a question. Is there an easy/good way to make a sheet for productiondrawing? I work in installations and we need to produce productiondrawings for tanks. They are drawn innthe plan drawing but i would like to use an easy way to make anproductiondrawing of that tank. I already used your tutorial about notes to make scedules for the connections.
Thanks so much for watching, happy to hear you are leaning a lot! You can always take that plan and duplicate the view and apply a differing view template specifically for production. I do this quite a lot in that I have working drawings that do not end up on sheets which may or may not have a view template then a documentation view which does have a specific view template.
Dude I'm trying to have depth cue It's on an elevation template I made I unchecked it but it's still affecting all the other views... Worked on it all day.... I want to karate chop my desk with my face
Haha I am so sorry, I know the feeling. It could just be a graphical error with Revit, I would try restarting now that you have fixed the template and hopefully that is it. Also changing the view to a template you know has never had depth cueing might help.
