Is it possible to relink viewports similar as Archicad does?

[santiago.manso]

Hello everyone,

I am new to the forum

I come from an Archicad background of 4 years and I am starting to get frustrated about how Revit does some stuff.

I wonder if there is a way to relink a viewports  in a sheet? Is there way to do it in Revit or is there a plugin for it?

I just need to recreate the common process of having existing and proposed drawings in 2 sheets. I have placed the existing viewports in a sheet, now I would like to copy them into a 'proposed' sheet and just relink this existing viewports to the proposed ones.

Is this even possible in Revit?

Is there another workflow?

Kind regards

Santiago J G Manso

[rxi.gg]

You can duplicate a sheet with their views with plugins (pyRevit,  for example). I think this can be done natively since 2022 version. 

And then, in the views you just duplicate, apply the template you want and you got it!

[ToanDN]

From Revit 2022.1, you can duplicate a Sheet with the View on it, then rename the copied Sheet and View, and change the View to show new work via phase/phase filter.

In older versions, just create new Sheet, duplicate the View, change phase/phase filter, and place on the new sheet. 

[JasonKunkel]

Adding to the list, Revit 2023 lets you select a View on a Sheet and then change that view to a different one with a dropdown selector.

Help | Swap View on Sheet | Autodesk

[rxi.gg]

Right! In 2023 version you can do that!

[santiago.manso]

Thanks, unfortunately I have to use Revit 2019

[santiago.manso]

Thanks, unfortunately I have to use Revit 2019

[santiago.manso]

Thanks, unfortunately I have to use Revit 2019

[rxi.gg]

So you can duplicate a sheet with their views with plugins (pyRevit, for example). And then, in the views you just duplicate, apply the template you want and you got it!