Revit Scale

[Anonymous]

Hi,
Why when I scale my project symbols which I put stay in the same scale but the rest changes . What should I do? I want to the same scale for all.

[Anonymous]

Hi,
Why when I scale my project symbols which I put stay in the same scale but the rest changes . What should I do? I want to the same scale for all.

[AJA14]

What do you mean by project symbols.
Symbols in Revit are annotation elements and change with the scale. If by chance you created these symbols using model lines, then they will retain their scale.

[AJA14]

What do you mean by project symbols.
Symbols in Revit are annotation elements and change with the scale. If by chance you created these symbols using model lines, then they will retain their scale.

[Anonymous]

I mean family symbol. For example socket. Drawing changes scale but the sockets doesn't.

[Anonymous]

I mean family symbol. For example socket. Drawing changes scale but the sockets doesn't.

[AJA14]

Could you please post images.
If the view is set to fine, the socket will not show any symbol and will not scale because it is the model element. If it is set to medium or fine, then the symbol should change with scale.
Question: Is it an out of the box family.

[AJA14]

Could you please post images.
If the view is set to fine, the socket will not show any symbol and will not scale because it is the model element. If it is set to medium or fine, then the symbol should change with scale.
Question: Is it an out of the box family.

[Anonymous]

GOOD

BAD

[Anonymous]

GOOD

BAD

[chrisplyler · Accepted solution]

Symbols are designed to stay the same size no matter your scale. So when you print, they are always 7mm or whatever regardless of your view scale. The reason is that, if they DID scale along with the view, they would be tiny dots at 1:500 and useless. Who does electrical power plans in office spaces at 1:500. You're zoomed in on your screen, but take a look at your 1:500 view on a sheet. An office space power plan is useless at that scale.

If you want a 1:500 view, it must be for some other purpose than an office space power plan, so turn off electrical devices in the VG.

[chrisplyler · Accepted solution]

Symbols are designed to stay the same size no matter your scale. So when you print, they are always 7mm or whatever regardless of your view scale. The reason is that, if they DID scale along with the view, they would be tiny dots at 1:500 and useless. Who does electrical power plans in office spaces at 1:500. You're zoomed in on your screen, but take a look at your 1:500 view on a sheet. An office space power plan is useless at that scale.

If you want a 1:500 view, it must be for some other purpose than an office space power plan, so turn off electrical devices in the VG.

[Anonymous]

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[Anonymous]

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