How To Use Spot Elevations in Revit
As a student, the Spot Elevation tool convinced me that it was time to switch from AutoCAD to Revit. I tried to add this little annotation on a roof in the site…
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As a student, the Spot Elevation tool convinced me that it was time to switch from AutoCAD to Revit. I tried to add this little annotation on a roof in the site…
The underlay feature in Revit allows you to display all elements of another level in your active plan view. Elements in the underlay level appear behind the active plan view as a…
One of the most time-consuming tasks is adjusting the levels of a group of elements. You’ll learn three ways to simplify your workflow when changing associated levels. An associated level is a level that…
Snaps are used in Revit to accurately place objects and align them with other elements in views. In this 7-step guide, you’ll learn how to get the most out of different types…
Do you think something is missing from your Revit project or user interface? Sometimes we hide elements and tools by mistake. Don’t worry, you can unhide all again by following the steps…
Are you an ArchiCAD user thinking about switching to Revit? Great news – just update your software to the latest version and you will be able to export an RVT file. Export…
The Filled Region tool adds 2D hatch patterns to Revit views, sheets, and annotation families. Filled regions include two types of patterns: Drafting (based on the scale of the view) and Model…
If objects are too long to fit in a sheet but have the same shape along their entire length, you can shorten them in Revit with a breakline. In the next two…
The Revisions tool helps you track changes to a view and use cloud-shaped tags to show their location and number. This process adds data to tables in title blocks (sheets). In this…
A matchline in Revit is an annotation line that allows you to divide a large view into smaller parts and link them together with tags. This can help you create more detailed…