Autodesk Revit Architecture

[#1]

Is there a way to change the level that a floor plan view is associated to?

[#2]

Could you clarify what you are trying to accomplish?  The floor plan view is "generated" from the level datum.  There is not really a way to seperate the level from the floor plan.

[#3]

My user drew her HVAC system on the 'First Floor' and has it completely annotated, etc. The view is done 'being drafted'. Then the architect decides to move her equipment & mains from the First Floor to a 'Clerestory' Level that is 14'-0" above the First Floor. Therefore what I'd like to do is take all the elements in a view that are associated to First Floor and associate them to Clerestory while retaining their offset value.  I was thinking I could do this simply by changing the 'Associated Level' of the view, but now that I'm typing all this out, I realize all these are element settings.

For that matter, how do I change what level a duct measures its offset to?

If you understand the predicament, I'd enjoy hearing any suggestions. Thanks.

Dustin

[#4 · Accepted solution]

You should be able to use cut and paste functions to cut the HVAC element s from one level and paste them into the same position on another level of the project.

[#5]

Yeah, I guess that seems to be the only way. Thanks.