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Forums >> Revit Building >> Technical Support >> VIEW UNITS OVERRIDE
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I know it can be done, but I can't figure out how and WikiHelp is, as usual, useless.
I want to override the project units in a site plan view. How is this done?
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Your question is not clear. Are you asking about view scale? Are you asking about dimensions? Are you asking about elevation tags? What?
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manage>project units (settings tab)
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Project units are for the PROJECT!
You can set up all annotations so they DON'T use project units if you want. So again, what are you wanting?
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It seemed to me that I have, in the past, disabled project units in specific views by unchecking the project units box in some dialog that I can't recall and then customized the units in the particular view. In this instance I wanted the site plan at 1/40" scale to simply report in rounded feet rather than the the usual 1/8" tolerance I generally use in floor plans.
Maybe I'm just nuts. Is that not possible?
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If you are talking about temprary dimensions, then that uses project units. But you can set a dimension type that rounds to whatever you need.
We only model at 1/256" and for 99% of our dimensions, that works because we model accurately and we don't see any units below 1/8". However, there are instances where we don't want any fractions or perhaps there is an element that has very small units. For those instances, we have a rounded dimension that is named accordingly.
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