What feature should be used to create furniture plans with the same crop regions as dimensioned floor plans?

Using a scope box is the appropriate feature for creating furniture plans with the same crop regions as dimensioned floor plans. A scope box allows users to define a specific 3D view region that can be utilized consistently across multiple views. This means that a view can show only the elements within the defined scope box area, maintaining a standardized cropping for both furniture plans and floor plans.

When constructing the furniture plan, you can set up a scope box that matches the dimensions and area of the floor plan. Once established, the scope box can be applied to both views, ensuring that they share the same boundaries and perspective. This not only aids in maintaining visual consistency across plans but also makes it easier to manage views, as any changes made to the scope box will automatically reflect in all views using it.

In contrast, while other options like view templates can standardize the appearance of views, they do not dictate the crop region itself. A selection box mainly aids in isolating specific elements in 3D space rather than defining a crop region for two-dimensional views. The view range specifies the height and depth of a view but does not affect the crop boundaries you see on your plans. Thus, employing a scope box is the most effective way to ensure that