This has been bugging me for ages.... firstly I didnt understand how to pronounce Poche and secondly it seemed like an unlikely word for what it is!!
I finally had to look it up on Dictionary.com
Here is their definition...
Origin: French, past participle of pocher to make a rough sketch.
Anyway.... the reason I finally had to look it up was that I came across an issue where the "Poche" wasn't showing up in my Revit section views... as it was the issue I was having wasn't related at all...
So just to recap... the Poche base......
"For 3D views, specify the material applied to elements that are cut by a section box in coarse-scale views. Click in the Value column, click 
, and select a material.
Sc.
Oh... one more thing to add...
Here's a picture of my pooch..
I finally had to look it up on Dictionary.com
Here is their definition...
po·ché
[poh-shey]
noun
the walls, columns, and other solids of a building or the like, as indicated on an architectural plan, usually in black.
Origin: French, past participle of pocher to make a rough sketch.
Anyway.... the reason I finally had to look it up was that I came across an issue where the "Poche" wasn't showing up in my Revit section views... as it was the issue I was having wasn't related at all...
So just to recap... the Poche base......
, and select a material.
In medium and fine views, the elements that are cut by a section box display the layered structure of the host.
For example, the following image shows a 3D view cut by a section box at a fine level of detail. Elements (wall, building pad, toposurface) cut by the section box show the structure or cut material."
Sc.
Oh... one more thing to add...
Here's a picture of my pooch..
