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Rooms become part of the phase as you place them in the view. In the following picture, rooms placed on
Level 1 of the model are specific to Phase 0, which represents existing conditions.
In the next picture, rooms placed on Level 1 of the model are specific to Phase 1, which represents new
construction.
Notice that the same room numbers and names can display in the view, and room tags occupying the same
location can have different names and numbers.
Related topics
■
Room Boundaries on page 915
■ Project Phasing on page 1263
Scheduling Phase-Specific Rooms
Schedules for modelling and drafting elements have phases. You can create a room schedule specific to a
phase and include room area (and other information) in that schedule. When you create a room schedule,
select the phase you want it to represent in the New Schedule dialog. You can also specify the phase through
the properties of the schedule. When you change the phase, the schedule view updates accordingly.
Related topics
■ Schedule Views on page 124
■ Project Phasing on page 1263
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