When setting up a new level in Revit, what else is automatically created?

When a new level is created in Revit, a corresponding view for that level is automatically generated as part of the setup process. This new view provides a specific floor plan for the newly established level, allowing for easy access to edit and place elements on that level. The connection between levels and views is foundational to how Revit organizes and represents a building's various floors in a cohesive manner, contributing to efficient workflows in architectural design.

In Revit, levels serve as reference planes that define the vertical heights of a building, while views give designers the ability to visualize and manage the layout at those defined levels. Thus, whenever you create a new level, it complements the organization of your project by also creating the necessary view to work with, allowing for seamless coordination of design elements.