The text of the level symbol will be highlighted as blue indicating that it is now editable. Thus, the naming convention will be “00 Ground Level”, “01 First Floor Level”, “-01 Basement Level” etc. For this tutorial, we are using the floor numbering as the prefix to the level name in order to sort them correctly in the project browser.Of course, these naming conventions will still depend on your project specifications and standards. For example, 00.00 Ground Level -> +03.00 First Floor Level -> -03.00 Basement Level. Some users like to add a prefix of the elevation height of the level to the level name in order to sort them correctly. For example, 00_Ground Level -> 01_First Floor Level -> -01_Basement Level. Thus, while naming the levels, it is recommended to use naming conventions that allow an alphabetical sorting order to easily find the levels and corresponding plan views. TIP: Naming Conventions: Level names typically will be reflected in the name of the plan views in your project browser where they are sorted alphabetically.So, in this case, it will be enough just to rename the Level 1 to Ground Level. In our sample project, we need the “Ground Level” also at 0.00m. Note that Level 1 is at 0.00m elevation height currently.As the sample file was created from an existing architectural template (as shown in previous chapter Create a project file) two levels are part of the template by default.From the Project Browser, navigate to an Elevation view.Open the sample project file TutorialLevels_Input_LearningRevitOnline.rvt.Levels for the sample tutorial project Solution:
#Revit sample project tutorial download
Third Floor Level at Elevation Height +08.84 mįiles required for this tutorial: TutorialLevels_Input_LearningRevitOnline.rvt (If you do not have this file, please download it from here.)įig 1.Second Floor Level at Elevation Height +06.10m.
First Floor Level at Elevation Height +03.05 m.Basement Level at Elevation Height -02.71m.Ground Level at Elevation Height +/- 00.00.
Tutorial Objectiveĭefine Levels for the sample project as shown below: This makes it much easier to attach your walls and other building elements to the levels. In case, if you do not have information about all the levels, then it is necessary that you create at least one building story to begin your project. If there are any changes later in the project, you can always come back and make these changes. If you already have information about all the building story levels in your project, you may very well create them before you begin a project.
Levels can be added or edited in a vertical view (either elevations or sections). Use the Level tool to define a vertical height or story within a building.
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