Multiple Screen Setup

Multiple Screen Setup

jfjacques
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Multiple Screen Setup

jfjacques
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I am working on 3 screens, 

I have a revit view on each screen. 

Would it be possible to have have the view, but also its corresponding properties+ the project browser on every screen?  This way I could avoid having to scroll back to my center screen to access a different screens properties. 

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mauricio_mssf
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Short Answer is.

Having the same project displayed on multiple screens, it is only possible to display the property bars and project browser on one of the screens, since you can only have one property bar and a project browser for each Revit open, you can even move these bars to the screen that you want, but it would just change. to do that , click on bars name and and drag.

But within a more fluid flow, we leave the bars in the same view as the tools and menus, we use this screen for changes. the others to aid visualization.

 

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barthbradley
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What version of Revit?  

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jfjacques
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2020

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Vijayakumar
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martijn_pater
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I suppose you could start Revit multiple times... I do this sometimes when working with linked files instead of having to unload it...

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jfjacques
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Linked files could be a bit of a workaround. 

 

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martijn_pater
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That wasn't the suggestion really, but it could be depending on the situation. Or maybe you could make it a workshared project with yourself, altough I'm not sure how that would work...

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