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OK, like I said, I'm really new to Revit. Now that's out of the way and all
the joking aside, is there a setting to turn in snapping and a grid like
AutoCAD. Also is there an equivalent to OSMODE in AutoCAD for Revit?
--
Nick
"Nick Haury" wrote in message
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OK, like I said, I'm really new to Revit. Now that's out of the way and all
the joking aside, is there a setting to turn in snapping and a grid like
AutoCAD. Also is there an equivalent to OSMODE in AutoCAD for Revit?
--
Nick
and "grid" is a workplane visibilty button in the toolbar at the top left.
grid can be moved/resized/etc.
"C Ryan" wrote in message
news:5219041@discussion.autodesk.com...
Settings pulldown menu -> Snaps
"Nick Haury" wrote in message
news:5218859@discussion.autodesk.com...
OK, like I said, I'm really new to Revit. Now that's out of the way and all
the joking aside, is there a setting to turn in snapping and a grid like
AutoCAD. Also is there an equivalent to OSMODE in AutoCAD for Revit?
--
Nick
It's in between the Plane and Spell Check toolbar button, under the Save
button. It looks like a grid.
"Nick Haury" wrote in message
news:5219320@discussion.autodesk.com...
Where might that be, I don't see a workspace toolbar, remember I'm a very
new newbie
--
Nick
