Finder Setting

The Snap View settings panel allows you to fully customize how your view captures behave — from copying and saving to previewing and image quality.

Finder Setting

✅ Settings Overview

The Report Setting section allows you to configure which location information is included in the result. When a checkbox is selected, the corresponding data will be displayed in the result window and included in the report.

Num	ITEM	DESCRIPTION
1	Grid	Returns the name of the grid line closest to the element’s center point. Supports vertical, horizontal, and diagonal grids. Example based on vertical Grid X1 and horizontal Grid Y1: X Direction (Vertical Grid) Y Direction (Horizontal Grid) ~X1 (left of X1) ~Y1 (above Y1) X1~ (right of X1) Y1~ (below Y1) ~X1~ (crossing X1) ~Y1~ (crossing Y1) X1~X3 (between X1 and X3) Y1~Y3 (between X1 and X3)
2	Level	Returns the name of the level that the element belongs to, based on its elevation. In Revit, an element’s level information may be interpreted in two different ways: Level (ref.): The level explicitly referenced by the element Level (geo.): The level determined by the element’s actual Z-coordinate (geometry-based)
3	Room	Provides information about the architectural room that contains the element, including room name and number. Example : Stock 3, Workshop 4
4	Space	Returns the MEP space the element is located in. This is typically used in mechanical, electrical, and plumbing design. Example : Elevator Machine Space 12
5	Zone	Returns the logical MEP zone that groups multiple spaces for system-level organization (e.g., HVAC zones). Example : 6, Zone B, Exhaust Zone
6	Area	Returns the name or number of the area that contains the element. Example : Service Area 4