From the course: Revit 2018: Essential Training for Architecture (Imperial)
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Using view templates - Revit Tutorial
From the course: Revit 2018: Essential Training for Architecture (Imperial)
Using view templates
- [Voiceover] There's lots of things that you might wanna customize in the visibility/graphics when working through the various views of your projects. In this particular example I have here on screen, I have a separate floor plan, furniture plan and power plan. And each one of them is configured a little differently from the others. When you have a situation where you have multiple floor plans, multiple furniture plans, and multiple power plans, you might want to investigate using a view template. A view template is a way of capturing all the settings that match a particular view and then giving you an easy way to apply that entire collection of settings to other similar views. So it works really well for example, in a multi-storey building where you have lots of furniture plans or lot of power plans. But it's also a great tool to help you enforce office standards. So if you wanna pre-configure what a typical power plan looks like, or a typical furniture plan looks like, you can do…
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Using object styles4m 52s
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Working with visibility and graphic overrides9m 41s
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Using view templates8m 42s
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Hiding and isolating objects in a model7m 42s
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Understanding view extents and crop regions7m 29s
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Understanding view range5m 58s
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Displaying objects above and below in plan views6m 57s
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Using the Linework tool and Depth Cueing7m 21s
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Using cutaway views7m 20s
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Using graphical display options10m 4s
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