Next, I'm just going to click right here because that's where I want to be standing when I take my photo, then anything inside of this cone, that's what will show up inside of the picture. If you wanted to do adjust that so that you'd be a little bit taller or a little bit shorter, that's where you could adjust this five foot six dimension. That just means that your eye level is five foot six off of Level 1. Right now we can see that there's an offset value of five foot six off of Level 1. To create one of those views, go to the View tab on the ribbon, then select on the words 3D View, and then you'll have your Camera. So it will be which direction are you taking the photograph. The second spot that you click, that will be where you want to take your picture to. The first spot that you click, that will be the spot that you're standing to take the picture. Imagine you're standing right there in front of the doors with either your phone or your camera, and you're getting ready to take a picture. Now a camera view is exactly what it sounds like. What I want to do is place a camera view from right here in front of our doors, looking in this direction. Now zoom in to where we can see our building. First, here inside of the Revit environment, underneath the Project Browser, we have our Floor Plans, Level 1.

Let's begin by creating that view inside of Revit. One from inside of Revit, the other from inside of Enscape. We'll create two different interior views of the building. In this lesson, we'll discover more about view creation.

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