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I need to find a workaround to save myself a ton of time and effort.
I'm working on a concrete building. We have General Arrangement Plans shown at 1/8" scale and Framing Plans showing slab reinforcement at 1/4" scale. Currently I have two parts for the framing plans.
The powers that be are requesting I show an overall Framing Plan (also at 1/8" scale) which will give an overall picture of my slab reinforcement (which is drawn as detail lines).
I've been requested just to "viewport the drawing at 1/8" and show the lines and text for the rebar at half the size they would normally be shown at 1/4" scale.
When I answer that this can't be done, I get the reply "That is impossible". Anyone out there know a way to prove me wrong?
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you can either change your project lineweight settings for 1/4" scale and 1/8" scale. if that isnt an option create an view template for your 1/8" scale plan and set the rebar to be half the line weight.
this is a very simple task
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My problem is not the lines, it's the text associated with the lines. I would just make a detail group of the lines and text (so I only have to change it once) and paste the detail group onto the different scale drawing. If you've ever changed the scale of a drawing before, you know text gets very messy.
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select the text in the view and change the type
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What happens when I have to make a change? I have to change it in two places?
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Here is an option - not good but an option.
- Duplicate your view as dependent.
- Create a new sheet border at twice the normal size scaling everything up.
- Place the dependent view on this sheet
- Print this sheet at 50%
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That's something I've considered. It's the only thing I've come up with so far. Any other ideas would be greatly appreciated.
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Any tips for scaling a Revit border up 2x?
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Can't scale it... you have to create it 2X. Sorry, most family elements are not scalable but I think the linework is.
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