Use reference planes to line up viewports

- [Instructor] Often, we like to line things up…on our sheets in very precise and specific locations,…and in Revit this can sometimes be a challenge.…So this week, I'd like to share with you…a really simple tip to help you…move viewports around onto a sheet…and snap them exactly to precise locations.…So there is a tool called the guide grid…which is actually designed specifically…for the purpose of lining things up across multiple sheets.…And we have actually covered the topic…of guide grid earlier in the series.…So I welcome you to go back to some of the earlier videos…and take a look if you want to learn more about guide grids.…

What I want to talk about this week…is doing kind of a more impromptu alignment technique…to allow us to just sort of line up a viewport…to a very precise location without using a guide grid.…It's not that we don't wanna use a guide grid,…or they're somehow bad.…This just gives us an alternative way of doing it.…So I've got a super simple example here.…I've got this column of demolition notes here on a sheet.…