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Forums >> Revit Building >> Technical Support >> converting "D" size titleblock to smaller "C" size TBlck
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Is there an easy way to take my titleblock for 24 x 36 plot and basically copy as is to a smaller 18 x 36 sheet size?? My D size Tblck is good to go, for the most part. It doesn't requires little in the way of modifications. I really don't want to take the time to recreate it. The end result is have both the D size and C size in my template drawing. Thank you, Randy
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It's calles open the family and scale everthing down.... you will have to redifine all text elements accordingly. Then save it as a new family.
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