Revit Certification Practice Test 2025 – Complete Exam Prep Guide

The correct approach to changing the display of hatching for multilayered wall materials is by setting the detail level to medium. In Revit, the detail level controls the complexity of the representation of elements in a view, determining how much detail is shown. When you set the detail level to medium, Revit will display hatch patterns for wall materials that might otherwise not display at lower detail levels. This allows for a more accurate representation of the multilayered materials, enhancing the visual quality of the drawing while providing essential information about the materials used in construction.

Increasing the scale of the hatch view does not address the display settings for multilayered wall materials specifically and may only alter the appearance of the hatch pattern without modifying the details shown. Adjusting the visibility/graphics settings can affect many aspects of the view, but it primarily controls visibility rather than the detail of rendering, which is directly managed through the detail levels. Modifying the hatch pattern directly in the properties can change the pattern itself, but it does not influence the overall visibility of the hatch in different detail levels, especially if those levels are set too low to display detailed patterns.