What do you need to edit in your properties panel to make something appear if it's set below the level elevation?

To make something appear that is set below the level elevation, the correct choice involves adjusting the view range. The view range in BIM software determines what is visible in a plan view based on the specified bottom and top levels. By editing the view range, you can control the vertical limits of what is displayed, enabling you to include elements that may be situated below the current level you’re viewing.

In scenarios where elements were inadvertently not displayed due to their position relative to the view range, adjusting this feature allows for better visibility and ensures that all relevant components are considered in the design and review processes. This is crucial for accurate representation of the model and effective communication among team members.

Other options, while important in different contexts, do not serve this specific purpose. Visibility settings might control whether certain categories of objects are visible, but they do not adjust the vertical limits of the view. Object properties are related to the characteristics of individual elements, and display options pertain to how elements are represented; however, neither of these would specifically change visibility concerning vertical elevation constraints.