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It seems you can add rentable schemes but not gross area schemes which is painful for doing phased work.
a workaround i have used is to schedule the plate height of the level but its not ideal. Seems it would be a pretty simple fix?
It wont allow an assignment of Gross Building area or sensible selection of walls. Seems to allow exterior area selection if you add a scheme though... is there a way to we program the way Revit does this?
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You can create as many schemes as you want. And they do not have to be automatic sketches, you can sketch your own shapes.
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Here is a gross area plan with three different boundaries and areas all made from the same plan. First the existing - then moved / detached, then the existing plus new - moved / detached, then just a funky sketch.
Edited on: Mon, Feb 23, 2015 at 11:05:28 AM
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