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revit 2009 windows xp I have a built up wood column in my current project. In the floor plans I have a plan detail called out. On the sheet with the plan detail viewport, I also have a section of the column. On the section I would like to put some sort of callout refering to the plan detail. This would be sort of like drawing a horizontal section cut. My first thought is to place a section tag and use the refer to other view option to mark it for the plan detail. The problem is revit will not let me refer to a plan detail in a section view. So what is the work around? At the moment we have a text note calling the column and referring to the plan detail. I hate doing this because it defeats the purpose of having tags that automatically update. So now I am stuck with at least one text with leader that I have to monitor incase I move the detail it is referring to. Tim
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I've had the same problem. The reference plane seems to be linked to the location of the line, did you ever have any luck solving this?
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What I have done in the past when I do this is in the section add a "Section" but have it as a "Detail" vs. "Building Section" or "Wall Section" and I have the section refer to my plan callout.
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Just use a callout, detail that refers to what you want. Very...very....very small bubble - see attached.
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I'm not sure if I'm following you. Here's a picture of what I'm referring to.
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You can create a section from within the section. I tend to avoid using detail sections in most cases because they have some strange built in visibility limitations. You must run it vertical first, then rotate it 90°.
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As I said, use a callout detail. This is a section with a callout detail. The blob at the end of this callout is really the callout bubble.
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Thanks that did it. I was having difficulty changing the family category initially. Cheers. kats
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"As I said, use a callout detail. This is a section with a callout detail. The blob at the end of this callout is really the callout bubble." Can't say that I really like that workaround, when its possible to do it correctly. But hey, if it works...
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Is this still the only way to make a callout that stands alone? I want to add detail callouts in a sudo door schedule or in text
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Is this still the only way to make a callout that stands alone? I want to add detail callouts in a sudo door schedule or in text
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With Revit 2013 onwards you could use a view reference tag to do this with the reference other view option. It can look like whatever you'd like. I did blog post on it previously:
http://revitrants.blogspot.com.au/2012/10/revit-2013-view-reference-tags.html
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In case of Revit 2011 wat i must do.. I dont wanna create view but need symbol .........In view option i found callout which ll create view but i need call out with same view name no along with sim option...........how to get tat option?????/
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So I'am still wondering if a door schedule can have a view referance call out. I assume not, . . . does 2014 address this?
How are we linking a sheeted detail view of a door jamb to the door schedule?
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