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does anyone know what the 3 settings are that are included when you define a project environment? And how can i save steps by placing many window types in a project, Will appreciate some help allot. thanks fred
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because there are so many ways to do stuff in revit maybe you could add some information to your question?
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Thanks for your reply, I understand what you are saying, I am a new student doing revit, And Im working through the self test questions in my book, And the the Question reads..( Name three settings that are included when you define a project Environment?) and the second question im not sure how to answer is..(How can you save steps while placing many window types in a project?) thanks once again for the help fred
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i am confused as I am sure you are too. a "project environment" is correctly used when refering to the "environment" that is the "project" (basically working in a .rvt and NOT a .rfa) So i am at a loss as to how to answer the first question but maybe that helps you out. placing windows can be sped up by using copy, array, or copy to clipboard/paste to level. you can look these up in the help menu for more complete instructions on how each work. I like the copy to clipboard/paste to level approach.
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Thanks again, Yip i will give the College a call, to explain. cool
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