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To determine the design option to which an element belongs
1 Move the cursor over the element to highlight it.
2 If the element does not highlight when you move the cursor over it, on the status bar, clear
Exclude Options or Active Only. Then move the cursor over it again.
The status bar and tooltip for the highlighted element indicate the category, family, and type of the element.
If the element belongs to a design option, they also indicate the design option set and the design option to
which the element belongs, using the following format:
(<design option set> : <design option>) : <category> : <family> : <type>
If the element belongs to the main model, the status bar and the tooltip do not show design option
information.
Duplicating a Design Option
Suppose you are creating a series of design options, and several elements will be common to many of them.
In this case, you can create a design option that contains all of the common elements, then create copies
of it, and modify the individual design options to develop each design further. This strategy can streamline
the process of developing design options and reduce duplication of effort.
To duplicate a design option
1 Create the design option and add the elements that will be common to multiple design options.
See Adding Design Options on page 1310.
2 Click Manage tab
➤
Design Options panel
➤
Design Options.
3 In the Design Options dialog, select the design option from the list.
4 Under Option, click Duplicate.
Revit Architecture creates a copy of the selected design option named Copy of <design option>.
5 To rename the duplicate design option, select the option name, and under Option, click Rename.
Enter a name, and click OK.
6 If needed, repeat steps 4 and 5 to create more copies of the design option.
Now you can edit the duplicate design options to modify them as desired. Changes made to a duplicate
design option affect only that design option. See
Editing a Design Option on page 1311.
Annotating and Detailing Design Options
Annotations and details (such as keynotes, dimensions, and tags) are view-specific elements. They cannot
be part of a design option. To document a design option, first dedicate one or more views to the option.
(See
Dedicating Views to Design Options on page 1318.) Then add the desired annotations and details to the
dedicated views. (See Annotating and Detailing on page 1087.)
If you want similar views for each option to have similar documentation and details, use the following
procedure.
To create duplicate detailed views for design options
1 In a view that shows the main model and a design option, add the annotations and details that
you want to appear in similar views for all design options.
2 In the Project Browser, right-click the view name, and click Duplicate View
➤
Duplicate with
Detailing.
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