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Diagnosing Room Not Placed or Unenclosed Problems in Revit

Did you know you can use a Revit Room schedule to quickly tell if a Room is Not Placed or Unenclosed. Here’s the clues: Unenclosed will still show Highlight in Model in ribbon: Not Placed will not sho…

2015-07-13 · Luke Johnson
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Finding Something that is Hidden by Element using a Schedule

Using Schedules, you can usually use Highlight in Model to find an element (or group of elements) from a schedule row. However, this does not work if the element is hidden in the only view that it is …

2014-01-21 · Luke Johnson
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Creating a Generic Schedule for Custom Data in Revit 2014

In previous versions of Revit, Key Schedules were often used for generic data, general notes and the like. However, Key Schedules have limitations – one of which is that you cannot insert an image in …

2013-10-17 · Luke Johnson
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Using Keyboard Shortcuts in a Schedule View

Revit Keyboard Shortcuts don’t work too well in Schedules, because Revit thinks you are trying to input data. However, you can use the alternative key entry method – basically, it starts by pressing A…

2013-10-15 · Luke Johnson
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Wall Opening Area Add-in (by Autodesk Labs)

What does it do?Gives you more granular control over the calculation of wall and opening area The results you get are divided according to an area value you can set. All the openings below that Maximu…

2013-09-09 · Luke Johnson