Multi-category tags
Most new Revit users will make a unique Tag for Doors, Windows, Floors, etc, that will all tag a single parameter such as Type...
Tag level parameter
A lot of Families have a Level property. But almost no Tag families support its labeling.
You can use a quick Family hack to help...
Non-centered dimensions
Sometimes you want Center Line markers on dimensions, and sometimes you don't.
But when dimensioning Families you don't really have a choice if you need...
Project browser expand/collapse
Top level headers in the Project Browser can be quickly expanded and collapsed using the follow keyboard shortcuts.
* Expand
- Collapse
Refer to type catalog
When creating Families, Type Catalogs provide a means to define Types without the need to enter the Type data directly into the Family.
But, this...
Copying elements from link
You can copy elements contained within a linked RVT file into your host file without having to open the linked file directly.
Open the...
Revit.ini customisation
The Revit.ini file allows you to further customise how Revit behaves through the use of switches.
Here is an entry in the Help for the...
Invert levels
You can modify the Spot Elevation annotation tool to show the invert levels of elements such as pipes.
Note, that you may need to TAB...
Worksharing update frequency
Sometimes you may find that a Workshared project is running slow. Typically this could be due to a larger than normal number of users...
Break up stacked walls
A Stacked Wall can be broken down into it's Basic Wall Types by right-clicking on the Stacked Wall, and then using the Break Up...
Selecting mullions
You can quickly select Mullions on a Curtain Wall in various ways by right-clicking on a Curtain Wall, and then using the Select Mullions...
Save to project as image
When you right-click on a view in the Project Browser, you've probably repeatedly overlooked the *Save to Project as Image* command.
Basically, it saves the...