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Is there anyone who can help me with how to calculate the volume? I have an incredibly large room that I want to put the volume on the way from the room's floor to roof. I've only been with the program for 2 weeks so I am pretty new, do you have any links to any good youtube video on how to do this, I get very happy.
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Check your HELP menu: http://help.autodesk.com/view/RVT/2014/ENU/
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On Room & Area, click Area and Volume Computation.
Click Area and Volume on Volume Computation.
Click OK..
Now You can tag that room and choose Room Tag With Volume..
That is all...
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