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

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6 Replace project-specific or sheet-specific text from the imported title block with Revit labels.
For example, if the imported title block includes the text Client Name as a placeholder, select
this text and delete it. Then replace it with the Project Name parameter that Revit Architecture
provides, or another parameter that you have defined. See
Adding Custom Fields to a Title Block
on page 992.
7 Make any other changes required.
8 To save the title block, click File menu
➤
Save, specify a location and file name (if needed), and
click Save.
9 Load the title block into a project template or a project where you want to use it.
See Loading a Title Block into a Project on page 987.
Viewports
When you add a view to a sheet, a viewport displays on the sheet to represent the view. The viewport is like
a window through which you can see the actual view. If desired, you can activate the view and modify the
building model from the sheet. (See
Modifying a View on a Sheet on page 976.)
NOTE Viewports apply only to project drawings, such as floor plans, elevations, sections, and 3D views. They do
not apply to schedules.
A viewport on a sheet
Viewport Types
Viewport types define settings for viewports. These settings control display attributes of the view title (for
example, whether the view title and its horizontal line display on a sheet). You can apply viewport types to
views on a sheet.
NOTE To change the information included in a view title or its display attributes, create or edit a view title type.
See View Title Types on page 999.
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