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Autodesk Revit is a Windows-only building modeling application used by architects, landscape artists, engineers, plumbers, and structural mechanics. If you're planning a new building or construction project, you can add, remove, and move floors and walls by dragging a few lines. This wikiHow will show you how to add floors in Revit.
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1Open your project in Revit. You can either open the program and then open your project by going toFile > Open or you can right-click your project file in your file explorer.[1]
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2Select an elevation view to add levels to. You'll see a list of all your different views in a panel on the left side of the screen.Advertisement
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3Click Level. You'll see this in the "Structure" tab on the right side of the application window in the "Datum" grouping.
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4Click your drawing area to start a line. You should see the elevation listed next to the line as you draw it.[2]
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5Click when the line is complete. As you move your mouse horizontally across your drawing space, you'll see the line appear behind your cursor.
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1. Open your project in Revit.
2. Select an elevation view to add levels to.
3. Click Level.
4. Drag and drop your cursor in your drawing area to draw a line.
