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Forums >> Revit Building >> Technical Support >> Seperate Core and Shell / TI Packages in CD
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Hey, I am working on a serious renovation and addition to an existing building. We have just issued DD documents and would now like to seperate the document packages for CDs into 3 seperate sets - Demolition, Core and Shell, and Tenant Improvements. I'm not sure what the best way to make the change is in revit - I'm tempted to create three seperate files and delete what i dont want to show in each one - but I think that will be way more work than I'm looking for .... Any suggestions?
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If you could just number your sheets differently, I would keep it all in one project and use worksets and filters to control what shows.
Otherwise, I would have an existing file that would show demolition, a core and shell file with exit linked in and a tenant file with core & shell linked into that.
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I don't have a ton of experience with creating worksets (other than basic file sharing). If the model has already been created, is there an easy way to move each of these elements onto different worksets? {working in Revit 2011} My coworker said I would have to copy the element - delete it - then paste again onto the correct workset - that seems like a corrupt file waiting to happen.
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Simple - Just click on the entities and change their workset in their properties.
BTW - Always look for the simple way - Revit usually works that way. Don't overthink it.
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The workset box in the properties window is grey.. how can I access this?
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Make the element or worset editable.
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