Take a temporary look at the dimension and alignment constraints in a view, to troubleshoot or modify elements in the model.
Video: Reveal Constraints
Note: This video was recorded using Revit. When performing the procedures using Revit LT, you may notice minor differences in functionality and user interface.
- On the View Control Bar, click
(Reveal Constraints).
The Reveal Constraints drawing area displays a color border to indicate that you are in Reveal Constraints mode. All constraints display in color, and model elements display in half-tone (gray).
Note: To make it easier to see the constraints in this mode, make sure that the Thin Lines display option is not selected (View tab
Graphics panel
Thin Lines).
- Select a constraint to highlight the elements that are constrained.
In the following example, the constraint on the left is selected, and the 2 walls and 2 windows that are constrained are also highlighted.
- Optional: Remove the constraint by simply deleting it, or by unlocking it.
Note: Constraints that were added in sketch mode for an element display in half-tone color. Double-click the element to enter sketch mode to modify or remove the constraint.
- On the View Control Bar, click
to exit Reveal Constraints mode.