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Thu, Aug 27, 2015 at 4:33:14 AM | Link Revit files with schedule

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Hi everybody,  I am new in this forum. I have a question maybe someone knows the answer.
I have 3 files in revit Architecture. 1.- OS Plan.rvt. main file. 
I drew a topography there and I did subregion with different materials sucha us area neighbour, house neighbour, park, sidewalk... 2.- House 1.rvIt is a mass with 3 levels. The mass floors is activate, I want to see the floors in each level to create a schedule (floor area) 3.- House 2.rvtIt is other mass with other shape and differents levels. 
Every file is placed in the same origen and the same angle orientation. (That is perfect)
The main file is OS Plan.rvt.I inserted (link revit) the files House 1.rvt and House 2.rvt in OS Plan.rvt everything match perfect.But in the files House 1.rvt and House 2.rvt I create a schedule to know the floor area (mass), but I can't see these schedules in the main project OS Plan.rvt  adf
Files House 1.rvt and House 2.rvt I can see the schedules, it is working very well.
I drew the houses in different projects because they have different levels with each other.And also because I will draw more things in these files without the topographic.Any help please.Do you thing the concept IS OK?Are there other solution to work better linking files Revit without problem in schedules?Are there any way to see the schedule in one file link?Thanks a lot

 


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Thu, Aug 27, 2015 at 8:21:00 AM | Link Revit files with schedule

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I see you are new to the site and by your question - new to Revit so welcome.  

 

First - Revit has a lot of great tools and its good to explore them.   But just because you have a tool doesn't mean you should use it.  Your question is long and rambeling and its hard to follow.  Partially because its not clear why you are doing what you are doing.  If you knew more about Revit, you might never get to where you are.   You need to learn more before you use complicated tools.  A good book or training will help but also learn to use your HELP!  It is very well written and easy to find subjects if you use one word searches.  In this case, searching for links will lead you to this.   Start reading there and follow the sub areas.


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