I have a project that, due to scale, does not fit into a single sheet. I'm using dependency views to split view in two.
Is there any revit tool to create a "plan view" (or similar) to use on sheet as a drawing location guide?
As an example image.
On the other thought, Keyplan?
I don't see any attachment but I think you are looking for Matchline.
Yes, Matchline and View Reference located on Sheet Composition Panel on View Tab.
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Here in information regarding matchlines, how to edit them and how to create dependent views.
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@Anonymous wrote:
Does "this" work for area plans? If not is there a way around it?
If "this" is Match Line then Yes. No needs for any other way around it.
How can I find area plans if they are not showing up in my dropdown menu under view reference?
@Anonymous
Wow you are right. Area Plan views don;t show up in the View reference list at all. Sorry for the wrong answer.
Edit: wait a minute. See a screencast in a few minutes, strange thing happens.
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