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                        used to create interior and exterior    Cross Section/Elevation Views
                        perspectives, and is good for displaying
                        cathedral ceilings, roofs, lofts, stairwell   Cross Section/Elevation views are similar
                        openings, and other variation in floor and   to the traditional, scaled orthographic views
                        ceiling levels.                         often used in drafting. They are scaled and
                                                                can be fully annotated. See “Cross Section/
                             The Floor Camera tool creates      Elevation Views” on page 1052.
                             perspective views of the current floor
                        only. Nothing above the ceiling surface is   A Cross Section/Elevation view
                        generated, and neither is anything below the   displays all floors of the model. If the
                        floor.                                  view is created outside the structure looking
                                                                toward it, the result is an exterior elevation.
                                    Overviews                   If the view is created inside the structure, or
                                                                passes through any of the structure, a cross
                                 An overview can be either      section is created.
                                 orthographic in nature or
                        perspective, depending on the tool used to   The Backclipped Cross Section tool
                                                                     includes only the objects between the
                        create it. See “Creating Overviews” on page   starting point and stopping point of the cross
                        1050.
                                                                section line.
                        The Orthographic and Perspective Full        The Wall Elevation tool creates an
                        Overview tools create views of the entire    elevation of a wall on a single floor
                        model including all floors, ceilings, and the   and in a single room. The Wall Elevation
                        roof.
                                                                tool cannot be used to create exterior views.
                                 The Orthographic and
                                 Perspective Floor Overview     Select 3D> Create Auto Elevations      t  o
                        tools create views of the current floor with   access tools that create, save, and name ele-
                        the ceiling removed and all floors beneath it   vation views as soon as the tool is selected.
                        visible.                                These tools can also be added to your tool-
                                                                bars. See “Auto Elevation Tools” on page
                                 The Orthographic and           1054.
                                 Perspective Framing Overview
                        tools create views of the framing in the     The Front Elevation tool creates an
                        model. Framing must be built in order for it   exterior elevation of the front of the
                        to display in a framing overview. See   model (on screen, the bottom).
                        “Framing Overview” on page 1051.             The Back Elevation tool creates an
                             The Isometric Overview tools create     exterior elevation of the back of the
                             specially oriented and scaled      model (on screen, the top).
                        overviews that are common in engineering     The Left Elevation tool creates an
                        drawings. These tools are only available     exterior elevation of the left side of
                        when an Orthographic Overview is active.   the model.
                        See “Isometric Overviews” on page 1051.




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