Is it possible to turn area plan to a regular floor plan? (Omitting the area pan title)

Is it possible to turn area plan to a regular floor plan? (Omitting the area pan title)

efratA3D28
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Is it possible to turn area plan to a regular floor plan? (Omitting the area pan title)

efratA3D28
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Is it possible to turn area plan to a regular floor plan? (omitting the area plan title/ definitiion)

 

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Alfredo_Medina
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Well, with Revit, you can create as many new floor plans as needed. Just go to View > Floor Plans > do not duplicate existing views, and select what type of plan(s) view(s) you want to create. It's just a few clicks.

It's not clear why you want to "turn area plan into a regular floor plan", or what that means.


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efratA3D28
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Thank you for your reply

I deleted some regular floor plans and duplicates an area plan to my regular  floor plans.

My question is how to convert area plan as such to a floor plan.

I know  One can create new floor plans.

thanks again,

efrat

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Alfredo_Medina
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It's the same question, so I have the same answer as above. 


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ToanDN
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No.

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syman2000
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I would turn off the area object and area boundary. Then it will be just another regular floorplan.

Check out my Revit youtube channel - https://www.youtube.com/user/scourdx
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Alfredo_Medina
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A type of view cannot be "turned" into another type. Why don't you simply create a new floor plan?


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efratA3D28
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Yes 

It is just not possible

thank you for your help

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efratA3D28
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exactly 😏

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