Room Tags are not visible in new floor plans

Room Tags are not visible in new floor plans

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Room Tags are not visible in new floor plans

Anonymous
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How to make Room Tags to be visible in new created floor plans?

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cbcarch
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Room Tags and other such annotations are "view-specific".

 

You will need to copy/paste them from your plan into the new plan.

 

You can also use Tag All in the Annotation Tab, and select Room Tags and it will tag all rooms in the view.

 

Make sure Room Tags are turned on in VG ( Visibility Graphics ) is your View, under Annotation Categories.

Cliff B. Collins
Registered Architect The Lamar Johnson Collaborative Architects-St. Louis, MO
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Anonymous
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Thanks Cliff
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Anonymous
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I also have got one more problem with tagging.

This time is ceiling tagging. There is no ceiling tagging when i enter into Tag All comand.

There are several tagging options such as Room tagging ... , but no ceiling tagging.

So i have created ceilings but they are not tagged and not squared.

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David_W_Koch
Mentor
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Your project does not have a Ceiling Tag loaded into it.  Load one and then you will find that as a choice for the Tag All tool.


David Koch
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cadelf
Explorer
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im not getting this to work when i paste it wants a host I cant' get the rooms to display in the view so I can't paste or anything I have looked at my vie rang it looks good why is this just another thing that is so hard to do in revit? room labels in a RCP has been around since the pencil im confused
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Karambaki
Advocate
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cadelf, when you copy the room tags from a level and pasting them into another level,
U must have already placed the rooms in the other level aswell,

Copy the tags with their room elements as well 😉
the tags simply grabs the information from the room element , they doesn't create information without the host "Which is the room element it self"
So simply when copying the room tags, make sure you copy the room elements them selves as well

to how them and to pick them easily , go to VG .. > Rooms , Expand it with the + , then > check on interior fill.

TIP : When copying, use Ctrl+C .. then go to the other level, fom the Modify tab > Paste , dropdown > then align to current view,
Assuming it's typical rooms as they're in the previous level you made the copy from



Karam Baki
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