Revit Templates Views and Sheets
Start customizing your Revit templates to save time and create consistent starting points for every architect in your office. This installment of Creating Revit Templates covers views and sheets. Imagine beginning a project and having it include all of the typical floor plans, elevations, and schedules, plus a basic set of sheets! This course will show you how to customize your office’s standard templates to include these valuable resources. Author Paul F. Aubin shows how to add door and room schedules, customize your browser organization to sort views in specific ways, and add and organize sheets in a Sheet List.
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welcome to Creating Revit Templates: Views and Sheets. Views and sheets are apart of every Revit project, and customizing them is an integral part of incorporating them into your Revit work flow. In this course we’ll look at creating custom schedules such as door schedules and room schedules. I’ll even show you how to create a key schedule that helps you automatically input the values across its several fields within your schedule. We’ll look at how you can customize the browser organization so that you can sort all the views in your project in a very specific way.
Revit Templates Views and Sheets Content :
- Introduction
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- Getting Started
- Schedules and Views
- Sheets
- Conclusion
- Exercise Files
We’ll look at sheets and sheet lists that allow users to add a pre-defined list of sheets to their projects with a single click. So if you’re ready to begin customizing the experience that you users will have when adding sheets and views to their Revit projects. Then you’ve come to the right place, let’s get started.
Start customizing your Revit templates to save time and create consistent starting points for every architect in your office.
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