Thanks - changing the underlay line type is going to save me so much time and messing around. I've been using linework to change the linestyle...

Great video and very helpful thanks

Awesome teaching Sir

As for me, everything is simple and clear. Thank you very much for t

Thanks man! Regards from Colombia.

Thank you so much.

Thank you so much

Great, Thanks

Thanks sir

its realy working crack, thank u very much!

Hi Balkan! Thank you for another wonderful tutorial! It is possible make a mask to overlay? In case I what to present some part of the bottom foorplan

nice video

Thanks alot for all your videos. Please make a video on how to create a rustic, circular section wood beam family for Revit.

Gracias...! again.

What could be the reason for the floor (concrete under tile finish) to show up whilst the underlay is set at none and the view range also set according to the view plan in which one is working on ?

Gracias

Would you be able to do a video regarding masonry and utilizing rebar shop drawings?

This is good

You can select underlay objects and edit it. there are selection tray at the very right bottom corner.

After setting the underlay, setting detail level to wireframe reveals all elements beneath. 👍

I can only say thank you.Like for this video

working bro! Thanks a lot, +sub +like

Can Underlays be flipped? just incase I need to put my L2 for my (Base) and my L1 for my (Top Floor)?

All nice and fun, but how do we color the underlay view ? Are there any override graphics for underlay, say, if I want to see it in green for ex ? The default grey is not enough, make things difficult to distinguish.

Do you do Contract work? Thanks

Can i know how to bring the pattern behind an object? it seems like it overlayed with an object

I'd love a tutorial on how to do the exploded view with the 2D layout on the thumbnail!

are you using a app for that?? thank

But sir please any video in Lumion settings and rendering. I may be happy if see one from you

How you draw that kind of roof?

Wish you would elaborate this point in detail using a live/complex project. I tried this on a project that had structural beams and went nuts trying to get them to show on the floor plan. They had to be shown differently than the roof overhang, so had to select them individually and change their lines properties. Probably was an easier way to do it, but I simply went crazy trying to figure out underlay and view range crap.

Everything works, especially free, use until it is too late!

Why wont an underlay show me the door or window openings of that particular underlay? I have to manually make those walls transparant

I stopped using underlay since it changed. Keep trying, still can't make it work as expected.

I hope everyone one else becos successful because I’m not

Hoax

Very confusing. In this topic ARCHICAD is much more simple and user friendly. I have been using both and Revit is not for architect. Sorry but Europeans are better at design. Revit is good for plumber and electricians