Revit Text Issues and best practices for specs

Revit Text Issues and best practices for specs

jfjacques
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Revit Text Issues and best practices for specs

jfjacques
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I find Revit Text to be a bit of a pain. 

It's very slow- even on an extremely powerful machine I have to click, pause, then write. 

I'm writing wall specs and I was wondering what best practices were.  

When I write and make changes, it often seems like the text has a mind of it's own.

For instance, if I change the scale of the text, everything misaligns - how could i avoid this issue? 

 

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Viveka_CD
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Hi @jfjacques

 

Sorry to hear that you are having issues with text.

Can you share a screencast of what you are experiencing?

 

Which version of Revit are you using? Can you confirm if you have the latest update installed for your Revit version?

 

Regarding specs, you can do keynote function with a legend - let's hear from the forum for more ideas.

There are a few third-party plugins that do this job as well. (e-specs, NBS to name a few)*

 

*I have provided a link to an application or add-in that MIGHT provide the extra functionality for which you are looking. Please note, however, this is not an Autodesk product or endorsement. You should take all precautions whenever you elect to download/install/utilize any application and do so at your own risk. Please review the developer’s documentation and disclaimers before proceeding to utilize their product(s).

 

Please select the Accept as Solution button if my post solves your issue or answers your question. Likes welcome!

 

Regards,

 

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