(Tip: The Roof Level is 7′-9″ above the Clerestory Level.)Ĥ.2.1. Using the same process as you used to add the Clerestory Level, add a Level for the Roof at an elevation of 31′-0″ (thirty-one feet, zero inches). When prompted about renaming corresponding views, reply “Yes.”Ĥ.2. Rename the newly created Level to Clerestory by double-clicking on the Level name. Move the mouse vertically, in the upward direction, and type 13′-9″ (thirteen feet, nine inches).Ĥ.1.7. Click anywhere in the Drawing Area.Ĥ.1.5. Click anywhere on the existing Level 2.Ĥ.1.4. (By default, the Copy tool has a white circle and two blue circles. On the Modify tab, Modify panel, click the Copy tool. Add a Level for the Clerestory at an elevation of 23′-3″ (twenty-three feet, three inches).Ĥ.1.1. Add Levels for the Clerestory and Roof.Ĥ.1. Double-click on the elevation text (10′-0″).ģ.1.3. Zoom in on the right end of the Level 2 line.ģ.1.2. Change the elevation of Level 2 to 9′-6″.ģ.1.1. When prompted about renaming corresponding views, reply “Yes.”ģ.1. Double-click on the Level name (“Level 3”).Ģ.2.8. (It will automatically be named Level 3.)Ģ.2.7. Move the Level tool to the right until it aligns with the right endpoint of the already-existing Level 1 line.Ģ.2.5. Don’t click yet just move the tool downward until the dimension reads 10′-0″ (ten feet, zero inches).Ģ.2.4. Position the Level tool at the left end of the already-existing Level 1 line. On the Architecture tab, Datum panel, click on the Level tool. Add a Level for the Basement, at an elevation of -10′-0″ (negative ten feet, zero inches).Ģ.2.1. In the Project Browser, under Elevations (Building Elevation), double-click South.Ģ.2. In the Revit startup screen, under Projects, click on Architectural Template.Ģ.1.
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