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Symbol sizes in Revit Legends

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Sahay_R
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Symbol sizes in Revit Legends

Sahay_R
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I am creating a Typical Symbol Legend to replace the old drafting view in our template. 

 

Everything is working great - all the tags / bubbles / symbols look wonderful, all is well, until I try to drop a door / window plan to add to their tags. They are HUMUNGOUS!

 

Is there any way to scale the door and window down - besides creating teeny-tiny families, and cluttering my Project Browser? I understand that the size of symbols is driven by the scale of the Legend, but would like a more elegant solution than linework. 


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Symbol sizes in Revit Legends

I am creating a Typical Symbol Legend to replace the old drafting view in our template. 

 

Everything is working great - all the tags / bubbles / symbols look wonderful, all is well, until I try to drop a door / window plan to add to their tags. They are HUMUNGOUS!

 

Is there any way to scale the door and window down - besides creating teeny-tiny families, and cluttering my Project Browser? I understand that the size of symbols is driven by the scale of the Legend, but would like a more elegant solution than linework. 


Rina Sahay
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ToanDN
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Change the Legend view's scale to match your floor plans.

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Change the Legend view's scale to match your floor plans.

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Sahay_R
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Sahay_R
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That's the problem - that messes up the size of the symbols.

 

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That's the problem - that messes up the size of the symbols.

 

Capture.PNG


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Sahay_R
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All right - I take that back. What you mean is that I re-create the Legend, but to 1/8" scale. Gotcha!!


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All right - I take that back. What you mean is that I re-create the Legend, but to 1/8" scale. Gotcha!!


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I faced the same problem, where my legend scale is 1:1 and added a lighting fixture which was enormous. Is there no way to scale down an element in a legend?

 

If I change the scale, all I've done in 1:1 just get really big/overlap..

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I faced the same problem, where my legend scale is 1:1 and added a lighting fixture which was enormous. Is there no way to scale down an element in a legend?

 

If I change the scale, all I've done in 1:1 just get really big/overlap..

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