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Add LOGO or PIC in revit sheet has a water mark

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vishnurmdy
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Add LOGO or PIC in revit sheet has a water mark

Has you have read in the title i am looking for ways to add watermark i.e., "logo" to my Titleblock or sheet set in revit 

 

i have tried many ways like importing image and setting it background and transparency but what i need is a family in the sheet layout so that i would not need to repeat the process again and again...

 

it would be helpful if anyone's got a solution or a link to any video.

 Thanks for the help

 

 

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jay_colcombe
in reply to: vishnurmdy

You need to edit the Template and add it in here.

For Logos etc. it is  recommended to use a Generic Annotation Family and create you information inside here then insert it into the template, you could even control its visibility with an Yes/No parameters to turn it on and off.

 

please review the extract below;

 

Watermark notes need to be transparent and faint, so they don’t detract from the main drawing or sheet. To create a watermark symbol:

  • Create a New Family
  • Choose the Generic Annotation family template
  • Create a text note to a suitable size, font etc and enable transparency.

I used the ‘Swiss721 BdOul BT’ font in my example. I used this font as it is hollow and looks different from annotations native in the document.

Set the text to a large 20mm text size, so it is noticeable, with a X2 Width Factor and fills the page.

  • Disable right reading in the family properties

jay_colcombe_0-1695800062334.jpeg

 

Adjust other settings to suit as desired. Once completed, load the family into the project and place it either onto a view or sheet as required.

jay_colcombe_1-1695800062393.jpeg

 

For greater efficiency, a watermark can be added to a title sheet, with several toggle-able options for like Prelim, Draft or For Construction etc.

Jay Colcombe

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syman2000
in reply to: vishnurmdy

Is this what you are after? Just add transparent image or large text placed in the titleblock

 

syman2000_0-1695827998597.png

 

Check out my Revit youtube channel - https://www.youtube.com/user/scourdx
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RSomppi
in reply to: syman2000

It looks like the text is covering up the linework. That's not desirable for a watermark.

Message 5 of 6
syman2000
in reply to: RSomppi

Correct. This is why you would add watermark through PDF and not in Revit file. Revit is terrible at image display and won't display transparency properly.

 

https://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/using/add-watermarks-pdfs.html

Check out my Revit youtube channel - https://www.youtube.com/user/scourdx
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ToanDN
in reply to: vishnurmdy

It's better to add watermark to PDF than in Revit.  The PDF waternark can be added more quickly, the content is more flexible, the graphic and transparency is better. 

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