#Revit duplicate windows on upper floor keygen#
On larger projects Duplicate as Dependent has a lot of uses. Understanding the difference between the different duplicate views and how they can be used is extremely useful, however little used. This can be extremely useful if you have a large floor plan and you want to make several views which are cropped to specific regions. Note: There are other options for some types of items. Level 2) Switch to a 3D View to see the results. What this means is if you add a dimension in the ordinal view all dependent views will also have the new dimension. On the Modify ribbon > Clipboard, click the drop down arrow under the Paste command Select 'Aligned to Selected Levels' Choose the Target level (i.e. The new views are also tied to the original view as child objects. This can be useful if you will be using the same detailing as on the original view, for example you want to use the same view but at different scales or colour schemes.ĭuplicating as a dependent will create identical copies of the original view. The new duplicated view is still independent from the original allowing you to fully customise the new view. This is similar to duplicate, however as the name suggests, it will also copy any detailing such as dimensions and text. Each view will be of the same floor plan, however they can individually be customised. This allows you to make multiple copies of a view such as a floor plan, but use them for different reasons such as fire escape plans, room area plans & dimensions. This is the most common way to duplicate a view and is likely what you have been using all this time. So what is the difference between these and when should you use them? Please note: In Scheduling you can only Duplicate in 3D and Detail views Duplicate and Duplicate with Detailing.
In Revit you can duplicate any view such as a floor plan, elevation and section, but did you know there are three different types of duplicate views.
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