What are the three levels of detail that can be used when editing the View Display of any view in Revit?

The three levels of detail used when editing the View Display in Revit are Coarse, Medium, and Fine. These levels allow users to control the visual representation of elements in a view, ensuring that the level of detail is appropriate for the specific stage of the design process.

When set to Coarse, the view displays only the primary shapes and outlines of the elements, which is useful for early design phases where clarity and simplicity are paramount. Medium level of detail adds more complexity by including some additional geometry and structural representation, making it suitable for further development and presentations. Finally, the Fine level of detail represents the most intricate and comprehensive view, including intricate features and components, which is essential for detailed drawings and documentation.

This tiered approach allows architects and designers to effectively communicate their ideas while also managing the visual complexity of the model based on the project's needs and the intended audience.