not to mention I have three files from which plans, sections, etc. are
printing from, therefore three sets of fake detail views placed on three
sets of non-printing sheets, all of which have to be constantly monitered to
have the right numbers throughout = recipe for disaster. So far I've been
able to make a generic annotation that is stretchable once placed into a
file. Has a bubble, leader, head, and labels all per instance. Pretty good
mock callout, still working some bugs out, though.
"Aaron Rumple"
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Almost. He would have to still set up a sheet and place the blank detail on
the sheet for the bubble to fill itself out. At that point the only step he
hasn't done is import the detail into Revit. It would be a lot of overhead
just to fill in the callout.
"Leonid Raiz" wrote in message
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Wouldn't making an empty detail view and creating a reference callout
pointing to this view work?
