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I am trying to create a label for a title sheet that will be the same for each sheet in the project, such as the project name label. Does anyone have any experience on how to do this?
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Study the sheet REVIT supplies you. It already has that built-in and you can learn a lot from that. Also, read your help on shared parameters and sheets. REVIT's help is very good - you just need to use simple terms to find what you need.
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Thanks for that - I did try to find out what I could from the standard Revit Sheet, I have since found out. For others struggling with this, this is the method I used. Create a shared parameter with the desired label name, type being text. Go to project parameters under settings and add a parameter. Check 'Project Information' under categories, click 'shared parameter' and find the previously created shared parameter. On the title sheet, add a label, under select parameter click 'add' and select the shared parameter. Reload the sheet. Works a dream and shows in the project information dialogue box.
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Great! By discovering this on your own, you will be able to apply those same principals elsewhere.
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This question and similar questions have been ask a lot and I have a couple of suggestions. 1. As WWHub suggested; Study the default families. Learn how to reverse engineer a family and apply those principals to what you are doing. That is the way a lot of people have learned how to make full use of Revit. 2. Study the Help documents. I realize the help file leaves a lot to be desired but it is getting better. In fact the documentation for 2009 is the best I have seen yet. I will go search the Help file first if I am asked a question and I am usually put on the right track. 3. Trial and error. Get in there and make some mistakes. I promise you will learn from them. I realize that not everybody has the luxury to just simply practice, but I suggest any time you have that you make the most of it.
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