How can you control the level of detail shown in your Revit view?

In Revit, the level of detail shown in a view can be controlled by changing the detail level setting in the view control bar. The detail level setting determines how much detail is displayed for elements in that view, and it can be adjusted to show either 'Coarse,' 'Medium,' or 'Fine' levels of detail.

Choosing the appropriate level of detail is crucial for various stages of a project; for instance, a coarser detail may be more suitable for early design phases where overall layout is more important than specific element details, while a finer detail level would be beneficial for construction documentation or presentations. The detail level affects not only the visibility of elements but also their display characteristics, such as line weights and the visibility of certain elements based on their geometry and annotation tags.

The other options would not directly affect the level of detail shown. Adjusting the camera angle influences the perspective and view of the model but does not alter the detail level. Different rendering styles focus on visual aesthetics rather than the technical display of model information, and applying color schemes impacts visual representations but does not change the level of detail.