Name: Placing Views on Sheets in Revit Tutorial
Uploaded: 2023-05-15T14:00:00.000Z
Duration: 22 min 20 s

Placing Views on Sheets in Revit Tutorial

Placing Views on Sheets in Revit

In this video, the instructor demonstrates how to place views on sheets in Revit. The video covers placing one view on a sheet, placing multiple views on a sheet at once, aligning views on a single sheet or across multiple sheets, rotating and locking their position, modifying them on a sheet, and splitting a single view across multiple sheets.

Placing One View on a Sheet

To place one view on a sheet:

Go to the project browser and find the sheets.

Open up one of the sheets.

Scroll up again in the project browser and find the view that you want to place.

Click, hold and drag it over to the sheet.

Click to place it in its position.

To change title and line:

Select the view itself.

Go to properties panel.

Select no title/title only/title with line.

Placing Multiple Views on a Sheet at Once

To place multiple views at once:

Go to View menu > Sheet Composition > Place View button

Search through all of the views that we have in this project

select multiple views by clicking once holding shift key then click again everything between those two clicks will be selected

hold control key and select each view you want to add

Rearrange these views by moving them around.

Aligning Views Across Multiple Sheets

To align views across multiple sheets:

Go back to original main sheet

Go to Sheet Composition > Guide Grid

Create new guide grid

Select other boundary of this guide grid go to grid spacing add larger number like 100 millimeters then click apply

Reduce it so we only get one intersection indicating one important point on this project

Move it by moving the intersection and placing it on the intersection of these two grid lines

Go to second sheet, open up the second floor plan sheet like so here I can go to the properties and then

Splitting a Single View Across Multiple Sheets

To split a single view across multiple sheets:

Duplicate The View as a dependent.

Place duplicated view on multiple sheets.

Aligning Views on Sheets

In this section, the speaker explains how to align views on sheets in Revit.

Moving and Aligning Views

Use the move tool to align the intersection of two grids.

Turn off guide grid by going to properties panel and selecting "none".

Rotate views by selecting view, going to properties panel, and adjusting rotation on sheet.

Pin views in place by selecting view, going to modify tab, and clicking "pin".

Modifying Views and Sheets

In this section, the speaker explains how to modify views and sheets in Revit.

Modifying Views

Select sheet or view itself to make changes such as scaling or moving elements.

Duplicate a view multiple times if you want to split it across multiple sheets.

Use match line under sheet composition in view tab to split views across multiple sheets.

Modifying Sheets

Open up sheet and place dependent views instead of original view for broader changes.

Splitting a Single View Across Multiple Sheets

In this section, the speaker explains how to split a single view across multiple sheets in Revit.

Splitting Views Across Multiple Sheets

Duplicate original view as many times as needed for segments on different sheets.

Use match line to split views across multiple sheets.

Place dependent views on sheet instead of original view for broader changes.

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