Are you tired of struggling to see the internal structure of your architectural designs in Revit? Let me show you how to easily access internal 3D views in this powerful software. First, select the view cube at the top right corner of your screen. This will allow you to rotate the view to see inside your model. Next, enable the 'Section Box' tool to manipulate the view to focus on specific internal elements. To do this, go to the properties palette and click on 'Edit' next to the 'Section Box' option. You can now adjust the section box to reveal the internal aspects of your design. Additionally, use the 'Visibility/Graphics Overrides' to isolate specific elements within the internal view. Simply go to the 'View' tab, select 'Visibility/Graphics', and then uncheck the elements you want to hide. Lastly, you can utilize the 'Camera' feature to create a 3D view from a specific internal location within your design. Click on the 'Camera' button from the 'View' tab, and then position the camera to capture the internal details you want to highlight. By following these simple steps, you can easily access and showcase internal 3D views to enhance the clarity and depth of your architectural designs in Revit. Expand your design capabilities and impress your clients with stunning internal views of your projects!