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We have an 21,000 sf project that had all of the construction documents completed. The building needs to be completly mirrored. We would like all of the reference sections/elevations and text to mirror with the building. Any suggestions????
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i haven't used it. but Revit 2009 have a Mirror Project function. HTH
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We just mirrored a big project and everything with the model mirrored correctly. It was the annonations that are screwed up. All our left aligned text became right aligned, no big deal to correct. The interior elevations and sections are the correct views but the tags themselves mirrored. How do I get the interior tags to match the correct views? We finally upgraded to version 2009 just so we could mirror this project. 
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Had the same problem as you JHanby the internal elevation marker did not point to the right elevation it was 180º out. As a work around I just switched the labels on the sheet. Not ideal. If there is another solution that does not involve redrawing the 2D details I'd love to know.
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ScopeDrafting, I guess the way you did would work but some of my elevations are only on the one side. So what I have been doing is hiding the original elevation mark in the view and then create a new elevation referenceing the original elevation view. Other than starting from scratch I couldn't think of another way to do it.Edited on: Mon, Feb 16, 2009 at 10:05:41 AM
Edited on: Mon, Feb 16, 2009 at 10:18:36 AM
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