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

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The cursor appears with the align symbol .
2 On the Options Bar, select the desired options:
■ Select Multiple Alignment to align multiple elements with a selected element. (As an
alternative, you can press
CTRL while selecting multiple elements to align.)
■ When aligning walls, use the Prefer option to indicate how selected walls will be aligned:
using Wall Faces, Wall Centerlines, Faces of Core, or Center of Core. (The core options refer
to walls that have multiple layers.)
3 Select the reference element (the element to align other elements to).
4 Select one or more elements to align with the reference element.
NOTE Before selecting, move the cursor over the element until the part of the element to align with
the reference element is highlighted. Then click it.
5 If you want the selected elements to stay aligned with the reference element (if you later move
it), click the padlock to lock the alignment. If the padlock symbol has disappeared because you
have done something else, click Modify and select the reference element to make the symbol
reappear.
6 To start a new alignment, press ESC once.
7 To exit the Align function, press ESC twice.
Rotating Elements
Use the Rotate tool to rotate elements around an axis. In floor plan, reflected ceiling plan, elevation, and
section views, elements rotate around an axis perpendicular to the view. In 3D views, the axis is perpendicular
to the work plane of the view.
Not all elements can rotate around any axis. For example, walls do not rotate in elevation views. Windows
cannot rotate without their walls.
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