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#Constraints in Revit
#Hidden tricks in Revit levels

Allow you to lock elements and establish relationships.
In Revit we can use levels and grids to establish some important constraints when setting-up our projects.
Alignment is a common constraint.
The align function includes the ability to lock the alignment between objects

Levels are another datum used to establish wall constraints.

Levels define stories and other vertical heights (such as a parapet or other reference heights). The default template includes two levels, but many levels can be defined as required.

They can go down (for basements) as well as up.

Wall height is controlled by using the Base Constraint and Top Constraint. Set them to the levels you require and use the Base Offset and Top Offset to place them to a specific distance from a level.

You can use a negative value if required. Constraints can be modified at any time, even after the wall is created.

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