Pasting.... Where the object initially shows up as being placed?

Pasting.... Where the object initially shows up as being placed?

payingtoomuch
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Pasting.... Where the object initially shows up as being placed?

payingtoomuch
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This has been plaguing me for quite some time.

The wall shown in elevation in cyan has been copy/ pasted from another project. When it comes into the model it is showing up in the correct location. For whatever reason I cannot figure out a way to get it to "stay" in that correct location. Revit wants me to click somewhere (or select a level) and it seems intuitive to me that I should just be able to hit enter (or something similar) and the wall (as example) simply gets placed where it already is. As it stands right now, I need to click to place it (in the wrong place) then reselect it and move it back to where it already was. I have to be missing something but nothing screams at me in the command line. It simply says "click to enter move end point". Not following!

 

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Simon_Weel
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Yes, that's one of those incredibly annoying 'features' of Revit. Posted an idea to solve this in 2016... And I note there are more ideas about the same thing.

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RSomppi
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Have you tried the Paste menu from the ribbon and "Paste aligned to current view"?

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Mike.FORM
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You can also assign a keyboard shortcut for the Paste Aligned to Current View command.

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payingtoomuch
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Thanks Simon. The good news is it takes a load off just knowing that I'm actually not missing anything here. Still has me scratching my head though.

I followed your link from 2016!

Decided to update the request lol.

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payingtoomuch
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Hey RSomppi-

Yes I use that from time to time..... but doesn't always accomplish what I need it to. In example above where I'm pasting a wall from one model to another those paste options are greyed back. Thanks for the reminder however!

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payingtoomuch
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That's helpful. Need this a lot so definitely will incorporate! Thanks!

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RSomppi
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@payingtoomuch wrote:

it seems intuitive to me


That is something that should not be considered when using Revit. You need to think outside of the box.

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payingtoomuch
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haha.... I think!

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