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# Visibility

Control where objects show up in Revit views

Visibility settings control where an object is visible inside its Revit family. Use them to show simple geometry at low detail and full geometry at high detail, all in one family.

Select the objects, then click the eye icon in the **Object Properties** section of the panel.

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## Views

| Option                                         | The object is visible in                                                      |
| ---------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Plan/RCP**                                   | Plan and reflected ceiling plan views                                         |
| **Front/Back**                                 | Front and back elevations                                                     |
| **Left/Right**                                 | Left and right elevations                                                     |
| **When cut in Plan/RCP (if category permits)** | Plan views where the cut plane crosses it. Only some categories support this. |

## Detail levels

| Option     | The object is visible at |
| ---------- | ------------------------ |
| **Coarse** | Coarse detail level      |
| **Medium** | Medium detail level      |
| **Fine**   | Fine detail level        |