Timestamp Tag

Timestamp Tag

-Navisworker-
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Timestamp Tag

-Navisworker-
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I'm creating interference drawings for construction coordination. Going against the grain, I've printed views instead of sheets for some overall level plans eliminating titleblocks. The only thing that I can see as as a current issue with this is that there is no way to mark a current timestamp in a view. This would require a timestamp tag. Issue is that I don't think you can create one. Maybe with Dynamo, but I don't have that kind of brain.

 

Instead of going nuts about my lack of standards, can anyone suggest a way to create an annotation tag that is a timestamp.

 

Cheers!

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chrisplyler
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I don't have any ideas how to make Revit do it.

 

But some other ideas include:

 

Some printer drivers have the capability of adding date/time stamp info to the output. I know Brother PCL drivers do. Check your printer settings and search the internet for "time stamp" and your printer model.

 

Adobe has a workflow that will date/time stamp prints. Never done it myself but I read about it here:

http://smallbusiness.chron.com/print-date-time-stamps-pdf-55986.html

 

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-Navisworker-
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How did you solve it? You merely led me down the garden path away from my original question. I checked my available options and I cannot add this extra step into my work flow. I'm looking for a Revit solution and its clear you didn't provide one.


@chrisplyler wrote:

I don't have any ideas how to make Revit do it.

 

But some other ideas include:

 

Some printer drivers have the capability of adding date/time stamp info to the output. I know Brother PCL drivers do. Check your printer settings and search the internet for "time stamp" and your printer model.

 

Adobe has a workflow that will date/time stamp prints. Never done it myself but I read about it here:

http://smallbusiness.chron.com/print-date-time-stamps-pdf-55986.html

 


 

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ToanDN
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Just create a title block family with nothing except for a timestamp. Create a sheet using this titleblock and drop the view on it.
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chrisplyler
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@-Navisworker- wrote:

How did you solve it? You merely led me down the garden path away from my original question. I checked my available options and I cannot add this extra step into my work flow. I'm looking for a Revit solution and its clear you didn't provide one.


 

Yes, I know I didn't answer your specific question. I know I did not solve it. That is evident by my having typed, "I don't have any idea...."

 

But I was attempting to be as helpful as I could be under the circumstances.

 

So don't be rude about it.