A workflow in Revit came up recently that combined two pretty common workflows that I had never spent the time to meld together before. Turns
Revit is, underneath it all, a database, and should be used as such. It has the added benefit of being a graphical database, which is
So far I’ve shown you all of the amazing things that you can do with schedules, but I would be doing you a disservice if
In this post, I’m going to cover using Images in schedules, incorporating Design Options into your schedules, and using schedules with Phasing. Images in Schedules
I have a few best practices that I follow to help me keep my schedules organized and easy to understand. They aren’t complicated but can
All drawing sets have a sheet list somewhere that is an index of the sheets in the drawing set. Along with having that schedule, a
Have you ever wondered what a view list is for? It’s not like you’re going to put it on a sheet in your set, right?
Welcome to Part 4, where I will be explaining the wonderful world of Note Block schedules, and how you can use them to create “dummy”
Common scenario – you are the prime on a project and your major consultants are all working in Revit. Each of these consultants is creating
Getting excited here to teach everyone about some cool new features in scheduling that are new in Revit 2017 and some old tricks that will
It’s the eleventh hour, you’re putting the finishing touches on your schedules when you realize that some of them are too long to fit on one
Revit 2017 offers far more extensive integration with view templates and schedules. The view template can maintain not only the general graphics of the schedule,
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