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Forums >> General Discussion >> Revit Project Management >> Creating multiple versions of a floor plan
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I am fairly new to Revit. Only been using it a few months and mostly self taught.
Is there a way to create "layers" in a project so that I can design various versions of a floor plan and then in turn be able to switch such layers on or off to view the version of the plan that I want to use?
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Read your HELP about Design Options. And rather than leaving VG settings to automatic, learn to create multiple views - each with a different Design Option setting.
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Thank you. From what I read it sounds like Design Options will do what I need. Thanks again for pointing me in the right direction.
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