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Is there a way to show a sheet's boundaries? I'm sure there's a simple thing I just don't know how to do. Would like to know where I can place things on my sheet before they are floating in the ether. Thanks in advance!
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press F1 you should probebly make a titleblock to import into your sheet ( or import a standard one )
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We use invisible lines on our titleblock sheets to show the printable area. You can see them all the time but after placing a view, you can roll-over the sheet and then see the relationship of the view to the boundry.
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F1 just goes to Help...which didn't help, unfortunately. I suppose we need to outline the page in our title block xref so that that is imported ni with the titleblock?
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Why are you using an import? This should be a REVIT sheet family. It needs to be parametric and the edge of the paper will show up all the time when you use it.
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I'll have to talk to the guys here that set it up. Don't know why we're xreffing in our CAD titleblock.
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lol dont import a cad title block as a xref, you can do so much more with a titelblock familie and 'project parameters'
Edited on: Fri, Nov 7, 2008 at 10:16:41 AM
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I have a feeling this was a quick-needed thing before we were able to set up the Revit family for it. Thanks for all your help, guys!
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