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adding URL to Revit Drafting View

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kpkimLXHMJ
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adding URL to Revit Drafting View

Hello!

I want to add a web url (e.g. www.google.com) on a drafting view which the user can click and will open up internet explorer.

How can I achieve this? I did a research on my own and some of the answers or solutions were not too clear on my end. Thank you.

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curtisridenour
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Revit does not make it super simple, but it is possible to put hyperlinks on a view. We can add parameters to a generic annotation family with URL parameters. If it is an instance parameter you can click on the element a then click on the ... button in the properties. This will take you to the location. There may be better ways. This is the one i know.

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RDAOU
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@kpkimLXHMJ 

 

 

OPTION 1: Single URL for the entire Drafting view

Add an Instance Project Parameters to Views (ParamType: URL) then it appears on the Properties pallet of the View.  When clicked it it takes you to website.  (See GIF below)

 

OPTION 2: Multiple URL Links for several items in the view

  • Either use a generic annotation with a Shared URL parameter (instance) and place and fill
  • Or alternatively, you can use a QR code generator and place multiple of them all over the view. When scanned, they take user to website

 

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curtisridenour
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@RDAOU 

 

do you know of a way to make a hyperlink to a url that is clickable when printed to pdf?

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RDAOU
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@curtisridenour 

 

I am not sure this is related or is an interest of the OP : o) wanna start a new post?

 

 

 

 

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