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Any UK people out there using the NBS with Revit? If so how do you go about setting up the keynote file in relation to materials? Looking at K10 - Plasterboard, do you specify all stud types (say K10/432a onwards) & all plasterboard types (say K10/415a onwards) to allow you to detail up 1:5 drawings with the materials, and then also spec the wall types under K10/110a onwards to allow you to detail at 1:100? Any advice would be useful as it's doing my head in trying to get an easy solution, although I suppose the above could be the 'correct' way to do it? Confused from Newcastle 
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i too am looking for an answer to this, glad you asked it first ha ha!! were bouts in the toon are you?? used to work up there...
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Just updated my profile with the company website.I'm a bit sick of adding loads of materials into the NBS & then the Keynote file, but it seems to be the only way to keep track of them in the model. I'm thinking of just creating a generic material 'metal stud - Acoustic' or 'metal stud - C stud' then referring the individual wall types within the NBS to the stud clause which I might be good enough for 1:50s, however when you get to really detailed 1:5's this falls down as you may actually want to reference the stud type. I suppose this could be a 'Multi category' tag that looks like a keynote tag but just calls out the Type name of the detail item, which would function like structural tag. How do you work this at the moment?
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So how is this handled on other systems? Do you change the keynote & material file to reflect every item specified, or use a mixture of ways - please elaborate!
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i tend to use a mixture of ways, when im doing 1:50/1:100s i point it to the clause say K10 but at 1:5 my keynotes state the full clause of the item, but again on others when ive labelled partition types its the clause of the partition say K10/??? etc
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just to add, i have a tag as you stated for the details so my studs are referenced by keynote type etc!
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