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I recently installed design suite premium 2014. In Revit I am trying to create some 36 x 24 titleblock sheets. But there are none in the titleblock family...Am I missing something?
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You have to create a titleblock family for each sheet size. Copy your family - rename it - then edit. Adjust the invisible lines that surround your original so they are 24x36 ....and edit the rest as required.
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Thank you.
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You can also create one titleblock family and add length parameters to the sides.
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If you have titleblocks that have the same information in the same sized block in a corner of the drawing then KimTaurus is right. Otherwise you will spend an awful lot of time trying to create all the parameters necessary to create an all in one titleblock so think about that before you take that approach. Typically you only need one titleblock size in any project.
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Thank you...But I still don't understand why all of the arch and ansi sizes are not allready loaded in the software families.
Even on this site I tried to find a 36 x 24 titleblock to download....None are available... Why not? It is the the sheet size we receive the most of in our office.
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This is an easy question to answer.
What should be the basis of the sheet size standards? Yours? What country are you in? What is your office standard?
Do you also want a standard template for every possible country/office?
If you think the whole world is the same, you need some more exposure.
Think of this as one of your first lessons in how to use Revit and it will teach you a lot.
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