Moving a working floor plan to different discipline

Moving a working floor plan to different discipline

Anonymous
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Moving a working floor plan to different discipline

Anonymous
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I'm drawing hydronic piping in Revit 2017.  I opened Revit this morning, and could not locate the level 4 drawing i've been working on, found it in the plumbing discipline.  I don't know how it got moved, i could've done it unintentionally, but I'm pretty sure I didn't. 

 

I would like to know how it happened, but more importantly, I would like to know if it's possible to just move it back to it's original location in the Hydronic floor plans.

 

This is a screenshot of the working floor plans folder.  The "Level 4-moved" in the plumbing discipline is the drawing that was somehow moved.  The "Level 4" is a copy I made so I could continue working for now.

 

Revit issue.jpg

 

Thank you!

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ToanDN
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Highlight the view(s) and change Discipline from the Properties.

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RobDraw
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@Anonymous wrote:

I would like to know how it happened, but more importantly, I would like to know if it's possible to just move it back to it's original location in the Hydronic floor plans.


How it happened is at the user level.

 

As @ToanDN already said, just change the discipline/sub-discipline as needed plus any other internal guidelines that may be in place for view template setting etc. that may have also changed in the process.


Rob

Drafting is a breeze and Revit doesn't always work the way you think it should.
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Anonymous
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as much as i hate to admit it, it probably was something i did.  i'm still going to blame revit though!

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Anonymous
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thank you sir!  nothing like an easy fix to make you feel dumb

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