
If desired, you can list additional revisions on the revision schedule.Īfter you have completed revisions to a project and added the revised views to a sheet, you can issue the revision.
Specify the Revisions to Include in a Revision Scheduleīy default, the revision schedule on a sheet lists the revisions relating to revision clouds in the views of the sheet. Use revision clouds to indicate design areas that have changed in a project. Specify Revision Cloud Numbering by Project or by SheetĬhoose whether revision cloud numbers start with 1 for each sheet, or start at 1 at the beginning of the project. Remove a revision and all of the revision's associated clouds and tags from the project. In the drawing area, place the cursor near the part of the view that has changed and draw the cloud to encompass the changed area. On the Tools panel, click one of the draw tools. Click Annotate tab Detail panel (Revision Cloud). Figure 1 This might sound like a daunting task. However, for our revisions to be visible on Sheets, we need to create a schedule.
When you change the sequence of revisions on the Sheet Issues/Revisions dialog, the number assigned to each revision changes accordingly. How do you show revision clouds in Revit In the project, open a view in which you want to indicate changes. Open the Sheet Issues/Revisions dialog from the View > Sheet Composition > Revisions. As we know, Revit has a cool feature called Sheet Issues/Revisions (View tab > Sheet Composition panel > Revisions) which helps us monitor all our revisions in the project (see figure 1). When you later add revision clouds to a drawing, you can assign the revision to one or more clouds. When you revise the building model, enter information about the revision in the project. Whether you select to number model revisions per project or per sheet affects the numbering of revision cloud tags.
Video: Revision Numbering By Project and By Sheet. Use the revision workflow to track changes in the model. When working on building projects, you must often make changes to meet client or regulatory requirements. Track revisions with a variety of numbering patterns. The aim is more efficient tools for producing project deliverables and productivity boost for architects. In its totality, documentation is the word of the day for Revit 2022, with all major disciplines getting a big shipment of enhancements to schedules, tags, and annotations. About Revision Cloud Numbering (by Project or by Sheet)īefore entering information about revisions, carefully consider how you want to number revision clouds on sheets: by project or by sheet. Revit 2022 has some practical and useful new features for MEP. Use a title block that includes a revision schedule to display a revision schedule on a sheet.