From the course: Revit: Sprinkler Design
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Copying and monitoring levels
- [Instructor] Here's where Revit starts separating itself from other programs. The ability to link a model is really no big deal. The ability to specifically copy and monitor items from that model is a big deal. For example, once we link in an architectural model, we'd love to have the different levels or elevations that the architect has set for each floor. In Revit we can do that. But we can go a step further. We can actually bring those floor levels into our model. Not only that, but we can do it in such a way that if the architect moves or renames a floor level, we'll get a coordination alert tellin' us somethin's up. And from there we can make necessary adjustments to our model. So let's get started. Let's jump into Revit. I'm gonna go to Projects, Open. I'm gonna browse where I'm keeping my exercise files. And I'm gonna grab my copy monitor model. I'm gonna click Open. Now the first thing we need to do is actually go to an elevation or a section. That's the only way we can…
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