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ViewRangeMagic
by MagicBIMAutodeskPaid
Adjusts Revit floor plan view range planes with a movable 3D reference mass and applies the settings visually.
PRICINGPaid
DEPLOYMENTDesktop
CATEGORYProductivity & Utilities
UPDATED ON MARKETPLACE
What it does
Magic View Range places a movable 3D reference object in the Revit model to show floor plan view range planes. A section view can be displayed beside the floor plan while the object is moved to the required height and the settings are applied. The tool controls the Top, Cut plane, Bottom, and View depth planes and allows exact offset entry. Temporary objects used during the task are removed afterward.
Key capabilities
from the Autodesk App Store listing3D range adjustment
A movable reference mass displays the floor plan view range planes in the model.
Four plane controls
The tool adjusts the Top, Cut plane, Bottom, and View depth planes.
Manual offset entry
Offset fields allow exact numeric values to be entered manually.
View refresh
The dialog updates when switching between floor plan views.
Temporary cleanup
The reference mass and temporary view template are removed after use.
In the catalog
555 plugins in Revit · Productivity & Utilities
Price distribution: 176 free, 1 freemium, 378 paid
Pricing & deployment
Platform
Autodesk
Product
Revit
Deployment
Desktop
Pricing
Paid
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What the vendor says
«Magic View Range transforms how you work with floor plan view range in Revit — making it visual, intuitive, and fast. Stop Guessing Offset Values Setting view range in Revit typically means opening the View Range dialog, typing in offset numbers, clicking OK and checking if the result looks right — then …»