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

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After you copy an element, an eyeball icon displays next to it to indicate that it has a relationship
with the original element.
12 On the Design Bar, click Finish Mode.
If you modify a copied element, a warning indicates that a monitored element has changed.
You can review those warnings using the Coordination Review command. See
Coordination
Review on Element Relationships on page 1227.
Establish relationships between elements
13 Open an existing project or start a new project.
You can establish and monitor relationships between elements in a host project and linked
projects, or between elements in the current project.
14 On the Options bar, click , and click Select Link or Use Current Project, or click Tools
menu
➤
Copy/Monitor
➤
Select Link or Use Current Project.
Revit Architecture enters Copy/Monitor mode. The Design Bar changes to a Copy/Monitor tab.
15 On the Design Bar, click Monitor.
You establish relationships between pairs of corresponding elements. For example, you select
one grid and then another grid to form a relationship. You cannot monitor unlike pairs, such
as a grid and a level. If you select an opening, you can monitor openings or inserts (for example,
a window or door).
16 Select a grid, level, floor, wall, opening, or column to monitor, and then select a corresponding
element.
17 Continue selecting as many element pairs as desired.
After you select a pair of elements, an eyeball icon displays next to the first element to indicate
that it has a relationship.
18 On the Design Bar, click Finish Mode.
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