Transferring just one View Template from a Revit Project to another Project
Kamis, 25 Juli 2013
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Well, you need to think through the problem. Everything in Revit has an Element ID. View Templates are a special kind of view... So we need to get the Element ID of the View Template. Then we should be able to Copy / Paste it.
Here's how I did it:
- Using Whitefeet Tools, (Utility Tools -- Schedule Tools), Write Category to Excel, and select Views. (Make sure you press the 'All Elements in Model' radio button)
- Excel will open with all Views listed, including their Element IDs
- If you Sort Data in Excel by the 'Dependency' column, all of the View Templates will be grouped together as they do not have any data in this column
- Select the Cell containing the Element ID of the View Template you want to transfer
- In the source project -- Select by ID, Paste that Element ID. Once selected, Copy to Clipboard (Ctrl+C)
- In the target project -- Modify ribbon, Paste, Aligned to Selected Levels, just pick a level at random
- The new View Template is now available in the target project. Apply it to any view you like...
Note: At step 6, a simple Ctrl+V would not work
You could also adapt this to copy a selected set of View Templates - just grab their element IDs at step 4, and create a list of them separated by commas. Use this in the Copy / Paste operations at step 5 and 6.
This is a classic What Revit Wants scenario - if you know how the program works, you can think through the problem and devise a solution that is not readily apparent to the casual user.
PS - it would be nice to figure out a way to get the Element ID of a View Template without using any addins ... does anyone have a good way of doing this?
EDIT2 For the add-in free method, use the macro provided by Harry Mattison at:
Transferring view templates, not in 2014 | Boost Your BIM - making Revit even better
EDIT1 I also posted a method using the free RevitLookup add-in at http://whatrevitwants.blogspot.com.au/2013/07/compiling-and-using-revitlookup-for.html
EDIT2 For the add-in free method, use the macro provided by Harry Mattison at:
Transferring view templates, not in 2014 | Boost Your BIM - making Revit even better
EDIT1 I also posted a method using the free RevitLookup add-in at http://whatrevitwants.blogspot.com.au/2013/07/compiling-and-using-revitlookup-for.html
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