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

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NOTE The file name does not include the file path or the file extension. In addition, if there are visible
nested links in a linked model, the file name that displays for elements in the nested link is the parent
link.
6 Click OK.
Including Project Parameters or Area Schemes from Linked Revit
Models in a Schedule
1 In the linked Revit model project, create a schedule that contains the project parameter or area
schemes.
Be sure that the schedule or area scheme has a unique name (one that is different from any
schedules or area schemes that currently exist in the main model).
2 Add the schedule or area scheme to a sheet.
3 Select the schedule or area scheme on the sheet, and click Edit menu
➤
Copy to Clipboard.
4 Open the main project.
5 If the Revit model (from which you want to include project parameters or area schemes) is
already linked in the main project, unload the linked model.
To unload the linked Revit model:
a Click File menu
➤
Manage Links.
b In the Manage Links dialog, click the Revit tab.
c Select the linked model, and click Unload.
d Click Yes to confirm, and click OK to exit the Manage Links dialog.
6 In the main model, open a sheet view.
7 Click Edit menu
➤
Paste from Clipboard.
8 If you unloaded the linked Revit model, you need to reload it.
To reload the linked Revit model:
a Click File menu
➤
Manage Links.
b In the Manage Links dialog, click the Revit tab.
c Select the linked model, and click Reload.
d Click OK to exit the Manage Links dialog.
The project parameters or area schemes should now be available to schedule.
Including Room Information in a Door Schedule
You can include information in a door schedule about the room a door leads to and the room a door leads
from. Typically, the door swing indicates the room the door is leading to or from. For example, in the
following image door 56 leads from the hall to the bedroom.
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