Revit Floor Plan Callout In Multiple Views

You can then add details to the callout view to provide more information about that part of the building model.

Revit floor plan callout in multiple views.

When you add a view callout to a view revit creates a view that has the same view type as the parent view. If you add a callout tag to a structural plan view the callout view is also a structural plan view and displays in the project browser under views all structural plans. When you draw the callout bubble in a view revit creates a callout view. However since we have already created new floor plan callout views it should be fine.

To add a callout to a view a callout head must be loaded into the project. Yes i know we can create a new callout and reference the original but this requires us to a remember to create the reference b attempt to make the reference callout the same size. Plan callouts appearing in multiple views this is creating a new set of callouts that appears in both the original view and the duplicated view. Just like elevations and sections show on multiple views we need to be able to see the same callout bubble in more than the view it was created in without recreating it and using reference other view.

Is there a simple way to get a callout to show up in multiple views. See about callout tags. I ve never quite understood why callouts are different than elevations sections. So far we ve been using reference other view which at least updates the sheet reference but the shape of the second callout doesn t update if and when you change the original.

The columns in the structural file probably have the show precut in plan check box checked in the family categories and parameters dialog. But we often want to have the same callout show on more than one view. If we want the callout bubble for an enlarged plan to show on more than one view we need to redraw it. The desired behavior is for a matching callout in each view but for the callout bubbles to remain view specific and not show up in both places like i thought plan callouts were supposed to.

A detail callout off of a floor plan will not let a structural column that is in the linked revit structural model appear. They show only on the one view where they are placed. First thought would be to make sure the callout is within the view range on the other views. If you add a callout tag to a floor plan view the callout view is also a floor plan view and displays in the project browser under views all floor plans.

Both of these options would be considering the view is a live cut through the model. When we place callouts we d like them to appear on both views. The floor plan callout view will contain all the detail elements. Now you can safely delete the duplicated view.

If i do the callout as a plan it is fine. Second would be to check the hide in scales coarser than and make sure its not hidden there. The callout head is part of the callout tag. If the parent view is deleted the callout is also deleted.

We typically have a normal floor plan view and also a dimension plan view. A new floor plan callout tag in the original plan view.