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When I try and draw a fine detail I get this error message "Element is too small on screen" is there any way around this, I have tried to zoom in closer but if I zoom in to close I can't do any work at all.
Edited by: jasonw804 on Dec 2, 2008 4:08 PM
I don't know what ramifications this might have, so please use with care...
Draw 2 parallel reference lines some distance (more than 1/32") apart. Draw your line perpendicular to these two reference lines.
Align the endpoints of your line with the reference lines and constrain the end points to the reference lines. Select one of the reference lines and change the temporary dimension between the reference lines to the "length" that you want the line.
Thanks you for the help, I have been doing another but this way work alot better. But is still crazy that you have to go through all just to get a good detail drawing, guess Revit MEP isn' t know for it accuracy.
If you draw the line by typing the length and pressing enter, instead of picking the second point it generally works.
You'll know the length because you can see it on screen when you hover over the place where you want to make that second pick.
