Revit Floor Plan Callouts Referenced On All Drawings

And then you create a dependent view of that floor plan the callouts all reset to the original default location as shown next.

Revit floor plan callouts referenced on all drawings.

They cannot use detail callouts or view callouts. Copied the referenced callout from 2nd floor plan went to 3rd floor and pasted. Now this copied reference is referencing 1st floor plan a 101. Hi everyone ive made a template which we start all our drawings in.

What actually happened was the plan was created with the call outs. See exporting a demolition view sheet to cad drawing for demolition settings. Went to 2nd floor and referenced callout a 601 manually. Separate dwg files will be made for each view.

Yup she was correct. Late in the process it was determined that the plan was too busy so a reference plan with the call outs was created via duplicate with detailing not realizing that the original floor plan needed to be the reference plan since the call outs will only appear in the plan in which they were originally drawn. This is the process to export multiple views sheets to an autocad dwg format. Reference callouts in drafting views can reference any plan section elevation or callout view if the crop region displays in these views.

Not to any floor plan this is a big limitation a rendering view. Ive got a project quite far along and im starting to create callouts to create enlarged floor plans and i can only create detail views using callouts in my floor plans. The details being referenced are drafting views. Additional files will be created if you select to export links as xrefs.

Over many years of struggling with revit s numerous quirks i have never quite figured out what the hidden rules are for callouts. O h but it seems that you get one type and one type only for floor plan callouts and thus only one reference label. This reset of graphics is a pain if you are creating an asi pr or co and would like the view to look like the original. If i copy paste on the same floor plan there s no issue.

A detail callout off of a floor plan will not let a structural column that is in the linked revit structural model appear. You may also want. About stair path arrows i described the relative benefits of making your plan callouts plan views vs detail views. Drafting views must use reference callouts.

In other areas i m referencing details from a wall section. Check the properties of the referenced view to be sure that the crop view parameter is turned on. Now i can do this in the default template. Its been quite refined but there seems to be one issue.

If i do the callout as a plan it is fine. It only happens when copied to another view.