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I have a large building footprint with a lot of in's and out's of wall projections. Is there a way to pin all of these walls at once, so they do not move?
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Pinning all walls would not be good. It is far better to learn good Revit practice rather than overloading your project with pinned elements.
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This is still a risk of over-constraining... but if you lay out a good, dimensioned grid, you can pin the grid, and then keep your walls on, or aligned and locked to it. locking too many elements will cause you a lot of grief, but major walls tend to not hurt too much. best way to get the lock icon/option to appear is using the align tool. Even if you're aligning to a line/plane an object is already on, the icon will reappear.
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