In Revit 2021 or older we can’t rotate tags. That is why tag enhancements will be handy. Unlike a regular text, the tag can retrieve the value from an element parameter and show it as an annotation. You can arrange the schedule length after it’s on a sheet. Make sure you already prepare the sheets before you place the schedule.Īnother option is if you want to split the schedule evenly or by defining the schedule height. You can choose which sheets you want to place the schedule. You have several options to place the schedule. You need to do it before placing it on a sheet. You can’t split a schedule view that’s already on a sheet. This button is available when you open the schedule view. When you need to place the schedule to more than 1 sheet, you need to use split and place feature. The downside is when the schedule is updated, we need to modify the filter manually. In the past, we need to create several schedules and use a filter as a workaround. Especially when you often create a very long schedule and do not fit on a single sheet. Useful improvement, isn’t it? Split Schedule to Multiple Sheets This setting also will not affect another 3D view or a floor plan. Notice that you can hide/show a grid bubble in the 3D view. The section box below shows an area on the 2nd floor. This option helps when you make a section box that shows the area that is not on the 1st floor. It means you can show the grid on level 1 in one view and show the grid on level 2 in another view. In the Show Grids dialog box, choose in which level you want to show the grids. Click the edit button to open the options dialog.
When you open a 3D view, you will see the Show Grids parameter in the Properties Palette. You must do it from the Properties Palette. We don’t activate the grid from Visibility/Graphics Override. Now finally we can show grids in 3D view. Many Revit users has been waiting for this feature. Finally! Let’s see the annotation enhancements in Revit 2022.
One feature that we want for a long time is showing the grids in 3D view. There are several interesting enhancements in the annotation. In this article, we talk about annotation enhancements.
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