Five more Revit productivity tips from Twitter

Rotating the Camera target of a 3D View with Locked Orientation will have no effect, but moving it *will* change the eye position … #Revit
— Luke Johnson (@lukeyjohnson) September 16, 2013

Trying to hide shadows from “below” your Topography line in Elevation? Try overriding the transparency of your Topo to anything (like 1%).
— Luke Johnson (@lukeyjohnson) September 11, 2013

Want to make a “lean” View Template? Make one based on a Drafting View, and then add some granular control using Filters or Design Options.
— Luke Johnson (@lukeyjohnson) September 16, 2013

“By duplicating [engineers] workset names I can control their worksets in my model” via http://t.co/ixXt6UupDn
— Luke Johnson (@lukeyjohnson) September 17, 2013

You can temporarily use a Model Group to copy/paste and rotate elements: set the *group origin* = it is the paste placement & rotate point.
— Luke Johnson (@lukeyjohnson) September 26, 2013