Just looking for a little direction. I feel pretty comfortable with the ACA software at this point in terms of my ability to create a full set of drawings, with the exception of how to deal with working on different plan views. In the software that I've used my whole life, the entire drawing was done in one file with several layout tabs for paper space and I would work on different plan views by toggling layer sets, i.e. "Floor Plan", "Foundation Plan", etc.
What is the most logical way to design small residential plans? I'm the only person that will be working on them, it's not like I will be a part of a team. I just became familiar with Project Navigator within the last few days. Would I set up each plan view as a construct such as "Floor Plan", "Foundation Plan", etc? Or would it make more sense to set these views up through layer states or layer filters? I've done a LOT of searching on the subject and have done a few online courses so far but haven't found anything that addresses this specifically. I appreciate any advice.
Kevin Mendenhall
Revit Architecture 2022
Microsoft Windows 11 Professional
Dell Precision 5870 - x64 based PC - Intel Xeon CPU @ 3.80GHz, 6 Core. 80Gb RAM
Installed Add Ins - Enscape/StrucSoft MWF/LotSpec
