Autodesk 24000-000000-9860 - Revit Architecture - PC, User Manual

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TIP If you want to retain the original version of the view, first create a duplicate view. (In the Project Browser,
right-click the view name, and click Duplicate View
➤
Duplicate.) Open the duplicate view, and apply crop regions
and masking regions as needed. Then place the duplicate view on the sheet.
Applying Standard Settings to a View on a Sheet
You can apply standard settings to a view on a sheet by using a viewport type. For example, you can create
a viewport type that does not display a view title on a sheet, or that uses a different color and weight for the
line that separates the drawing from its title. See
Viewport Types on page 995.
Aligning Views on a Sheet
When positioning views on a sheet, you can align the view titles. The view titles stay aligned even if the
size of a viewport changes.
NOTE This method of aligning views on a sheet does not apply to schedules.
To align views on a sheet
1 In a project, add 2 or more views to a sheet.
See Adding Views to a Sheet on page 971.
2 Drag a view to the desired location on the sheet.
3 If desired, change the length of the horizontal line that displays in the view title.
See Modifying a View Title on a Sheet on page 998.
4 Drag the second sheet to the desired location.
When the view title of the second sheet aligns (vertically or horizontally) with the view title of
the first sheet, Revit Architecture displays a dashed line.
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