Like floor plan view, what displays in 3D views is determined by the active layer set.
Understanding Layers
Understanding Layer Sets
Understanding Default Sets
Saved Plan Views
Controlling What Displays in 3D
Using the Reference Display
Active Layer Display Options Side Window
Rendering: Cameras & Lighting
13 - Camera Views
14 - Overview Cameras
18 - Navigating in 3D
16 - Cross Section/Elevation Views
6150 - Rendering Techniques
2426 - Physically Based Rendering Technique
6155 - Clay Rendering & Real-Time Ray Tracing
19 - Virtual Walkthroughs
21 - Saving and Restoring Camera Views
2430 - Light Sets
70 - Rope Lighting
1554 - Applying Backdrops
192 - Creating Procedural (3D) Grass
265 - Using a Sky Model for a Backdrop in Camera Views
5478 - Creating Updatable Cross Sections and Modifying Layer Display
191 - Controlling the Display of Below Grade Lines
260 - Imply Distance in Elevations Using Depth Cue
5479 - Using CAD Detail From View for Details
266 - Adding Focal Blur to Renderings
5484 - Creating 3D Presentation Views
403 - 360 Panorama Renderings
1944 - Creating Kitchen Island Elevations
5320 - Sun Angle and Plan View Shadows
10205 - 3D Rendering: Tips and Tricks
10153 - Quick Tip – Chevron & Herringbone Materials with Normal Maps
83 - Advanced Materials
84 - Substance Player
1541 - Applying Materials to Cabinets
10208 - 3D Walkthroughs: How to Make Great Virtual Tours
10238 - 360 Renderings
904 - Controlling What Displays in 3D
