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Forums >> Revit Structure >> Technical Support >> SO CLOSE . . YET SO FAR . . . Multiple Assemblies per sheet
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Asssemblies seem really awesome and I would like to start using them more for my drawings now that we are finally getting into RST 2012. Is there any way to have multiple assemblies on a sheet. I was thinking for complicated connections and items like that. I would like to be able to just create and assembly and place them on a sheet. However, Revit politly informs me that I can only have an assembly placed on a sheet that specifically belongs to the assembly. Was that clear?
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I would like to use Assemblies to do our Curtainwall Elevations. Has anyone ever done this? It does not work though because we cannot add more than one assembly to a sheet. Even though it says you can in the Revit help.
Autodesk PLEASE fix this!!
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