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May you help me How to take many viewports in revit?
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Your question is unclear.... please, explains better what do you realy want....
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I think you just need to 'tile' the windows as per the attached image. Or type from the keyboard 'wt' (window tile). In 2009 you can use 'wt' or look under the 'windows' pulldown for 'tile', if I recall correctly
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Very great. Thanks a lot
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In REVIT, viewports are the views that you place on sheets just like AutoCAD but to tile views on your screen your are really tiling 'windows'.
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Thank you for help. May you help me one more time: How to change the colour of a line in revit 2009? The line has default green color. I want to change it from green to black but I don't find anything in element properties to edit it. Thank again
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Be careful - do you know what kind of line this is. In Revit, we use model lines and drafting lines. The out of the box model line is green. That line will show in all model views. Detail lines are view specific. To change this line color, look under settings - line styles.
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