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Floor Plan Views
Floor plan views are included here. Basic titlemarks and elevation and section markers are included in these files. You
can use these objects, modify them or erase and re-add them as required. A “Live Area Guide” has been provided that
matches the size of the Sheet area. Floor plans not fitting within this space will require a match line or a smaller scale.
3D Model Views
Composite Model views gather all the constructs together for visualization and /or coordination. Two are provided
here, one of the entire model and another of just the exterior constructs.
Reflected Ceiling Plan Views
Reflected ceiling Plan views are included here. Basic titlemarks and elevation and section markers are included in these
files. You can use these items, modify them or erase and re-add them as required. A "Live Area Guide" has been provided
matching the size of the sheet area. Floor Plans not fitting within this space will require a match line or a smaller scale.
Schedule Views
A composite Model is included in the Commercial Template Project for use in generating schedule tables. This view
file is referenced directly by the schedule objects in the schedule sheet file included in the project (Sheet A601–Schedules).
Reload external references and then update the schedule table periodically throughout the project to see the latest data.
For more information, see “
Updating a Schedule Manually ” on page 2030.
Elevation and Section Views
These files are generated using the callout tools. They include 2D section/elevation objects of the overall building. Four
elevations and two sections are included. As you add geometry to your constructs, you can move and resize the section
and elevation lines as appropriate to capture the complete design and then refresh the sections and elevations. The
constructs listed in this document are already included in the section and elevation objects’ selection set. If you add
new files, you will need to regenerate the section or elevation. For more information, see “
Updating a 2D or 3D Section ”
on page 1790 and “ Updating a 2D or 3D Elevation ” on page 1828.
Understanding Sheets Included in the Template Project
Sheet files provide a consistent means for printing documents for a project. Each sheet in a document set is contained
in a corresponding sheet file in the Project Navigator complete with title block. Several basic sheets have been included
in this Template Project.
Some of the sheets already include viewports, such as the floor plans. Others are empty sheets ready to place views on.
To create a new viewport, simply drag a view file or named model space view within a View file from Project Navigator
and drop it on the sheet. For more information, see “
Placing a Model Space View onto a Sheet ” on page 257 and “ Creating
a New Sheet View ” on page 273.
Sheets are organized in a sheet set and subsets. The list of sheets includes the following:
G-100, Cover Sheet General
A-100, Site Plan Architectural: General
A-101, Floor Plans A-102, Floor Plans A-103,Floor Plans A-104, Floor
Plans Architectural: Plans
A-201, Building Elevations A-202, Building Elevations Architectural: Elevations
A-301, Building Sections Architectural: Sections
A-401, Enlarged Plans A-402, Interior Elevations Architectural: Large Scale Views
A-501, Details Architectural: Details
A-601, Schedules Architectural: Schedules and Diagrams
A-901, 3D Diagrams Architectural: 3D Representations
Project Standards
Project Standards are a tool that allows project files to have their object styles and display settings synchronized to one
or more “Standards” drawing files. The Template Project has been set up to only be synchronized with the standards
when the user manually starts a synchronization. For more information, see “
Setting up Synchronization of AEC
Standards ” on page 341.
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