One of the things I love about Revit is how there are many different ways to perform a task. Some better than others but there are typically more than one right answer. I posted a tutorial a few weeks ago illustrating a technique I have used in the past to quickly generate sheets. Well, Dan commented on the post with another technique.
This was one of those "duh" moments. I completely forgot that placeholder sheets can be converted to real sheets in Revit. DUH! Dan, thanks for commenting and sharing your knowledge with our community.
As for the tip, continue reading to find out another method of created sheets in Revit...
The video you are about to see has been extracted directly for BIM After Dark - Volume 2. In Volume 2, I take you through the process of creating Construction Documents from a design model. During our journey I throw in little tips just like this one to increase efficiency which ultimately leads to bigger bottom lines! Check out BIM After Dark Volume 2 today...
