Want to model in a 3D view in Revit? Then your going to need to know how to use the Work Plane.
The work plane is the plane which you are working on, in a 2D plan view your working on the level the view is associated so you don’t need to think about work planes. But when in a 3D view you will need to change between horizontal and vertical work planes and also think about depth and even custom angles.
Here is how to pick a new work plane in 5 simple steps.
1. On the Architecture tab, Work Plane group, click Show to show your current work plane.
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2. Click Set to open the Set Work Plane window.
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3. Choose Pick a Plane.
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4. Click on an elements face to set it as the new Work Plane.
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