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

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and add borders, a company logo, and other information. You save the title block family as a separate file
with an RFA extension.
Typically, you create custom title blocks and save them in the Library\Titleblocks folder of the Revit
Architecture program group. You then add these title blocks to a default project template, so they
automatically load when you create a project.
If the custom title blocks are not included in the project template, you can load title blocks into a project.
See
Loading a Title Block into a Project on page 987.
Creating a Title Block
1 Click File menu
➤
New
➤
Titleblock.
2 In the New Title Block dialog, select one of the predefined title block sizes, or select New Size.rft
to create a title block with a new size. Click OK.
The Family Editor opens.
3 Add lines and text to the title block.
See Family Editor on page 376.
You can also add the following to a title block:
■
Images or corporate logos. See Logos and Images in a Title Block on page 986.
■ Custom fields. See Adding Custom Fields to a Title Block on page 992.
■ A revision schedule. See Adding a Revision Schedule to a Custom Title Block on page 988.
4 To save the title block, click File menu
➤
Save, specify a location and file name, and click Save.
5 Load the title block into a project.
See Loading a Title Block into a Project on page 987.
Modifying a Title Block
Modify a title block to change the border and standard information that displays on a sheet.
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