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PROF. PAUL C. KING RA

New York City College of Technology

Fall 2011

LC.1200-1290 Tutorials.07 Revit.Sheets.Printing.3D

Copyright © 2011 Paul C. King

3D.Perspective COVER SHEET AND

Overview: Taking a break from developing the building we will look to create a cover sheet

for our project. A common practice in an architectural office is the use of 3d

images or perspectives on the cover sheet.

Today's lesson wil

Add a Camera: View > 3d View

Add a Camera: First select the

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HEET AND PERSPECTIVE VIEWS

Taking a break from developing the building we will look to create a cover sheet


images or perspectives on the cover sheet.

Today's lesson will cover the creation of 3d perspective images from our model.

3d View > Camera Level 1 should be your current view to start

First select the Camera Eye Location and then select the Target

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Taking a break from developing the building we will look to create a cover sheet


l cover the creation of 3d perspective images from our model.

Level 1 should be your current view to start

arget Eye Location



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Adjust the Frame: Resize the perspective by selecting the

Notice the Default Visual Style is

Visual Styles: Under the views

or Shaded with Edges

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Resize the perspective by selecting the control grips

Notice the Default Visual Style is Hidden Line

views properties you can adjust the visual style to

Shaded with Edges

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to Wireframe



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Aerial View: Default Eye and

Change Eye Elevation to 100'

Cover Sheet: Drag 3D-View 1

Tip: After you resize the view, delete it from

The Title bubble will resize properly.

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and Target Elevations are 5'-6" or typical Eye Level.

Eye Elevation to 100' & Target Elevation to -80' to create an Aerial View

View 1 onto a Cover Sheet. Crop/Resize the view as needed.

After you resize the view, delete it from the sheet and insert it again.

The Title bubble will resize properly.

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or typical Eye Level.

to create an Aerial View

the view as needed.

the sheet and insert it again.



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Select Render: At the bottom of the

then select "Render

Save the Rendering: Save to Project: will save the image within the existing project file

Export: will save the image as an external file (.jpg)

Export a Rendering: From the Project Browser

Select Export > Images and Animation >

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At the bottom of the window look for the "teapot" icon.

Render" (to render a test area select region)

Save to Project: will save the image within the existing project file

Export: will save the image as an external file (.jpg)

Project Browser make the image current

Export > Images and Animation > Images

Higher quality rendering take longer to create

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(to render a test area select region)

Save to Project: will save the image within the existing project file

Higher quality rendering take longer to create

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