Working with Levels

Meredith Lu Updated by Meredith Lu

Levels in Studio

Studio allows you to add multiple levels to a single floor plan. Levels are used to separate floors and roofs of a building. You can create basement, main level and roof in a floor plan. This helps you manage multiple levels in a floor plan more efficiently.

The list of levels in a floor plan is found at the bottom of the canvas. Click on the button to reveal the list of levels and access the options for levels.

The list of levels is ordered by elevation in the floor plan. The default elevation of main level is 100ft.

Adding a Level

To add a level, click the "Add Level" button at the bottom of the Levels list. This will add a level with the default name of "Level 1". You can also add "Level 2" to create a basement you plan to work on.

When a new level is added, the elevation is set based on the elevation of the level below it.

Level Options

To access options for a level, open the Levels list and click on the three dots next to the level you want to see the options for.

Available Options

Option

Description

Rename Level

Allows for specifying the name of a level.

Delete Level

Removes the level from the floor plan

Move Up

If there is a level above the associated level, the associated level is moved above the level immediately above it in the list. The elevation of levels is adjusted as levels change order.

Move Down

If there is a level below the associated level, the associated level is moved below the level immediately below it in the list. The elevation of levels is adjusted as levels change order.

These features help you organize the names in each level and delete unneeded level as you work toward the project. In this example, Level 2 is renamed as basement.

These features help you get the most out of XactRemodel and provide easy ways to facilitate sketching experience in Studio as you work with different levels in a floor plan.

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Level Properties Underlay

Multiple Floor Plans in Studio

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