Revit will only show the target view reference in the dependent-view. You can change the target view in the options bar.ДonвЂ™t worry about the exact placement. Change the target view as necessary, and place for the other target. You activate view reference from Revit ribbon, annotate tab>tag panel. This view reference will tell us where we can find the rest of the model. To complete this match line, we need to add a view reference. You will see the dependent-view boundaries in this primary view. Now open the primary view, which is the level 1 view. Drag the boundary control so you can get the area you want to show. Now try to place the dependent views on separate sheets. If you donвЂ™t see the crop region, click show/hide crop region in the view control group. Draw the match line, and after you finish, click finish match line from Revit ribbon. You can activate the match line from Revit ribbon, view tab>sheet composition>matchline.ДЄctivating match line will activate sketch mode. Now we need to add a reference to tell people about which sheets are the views. You can control this behavior in view properties, and disabled the annotation crop option. Revit is also intelligent enough not to display the cropped annotations. Dependent views will be much easier to be controlled for this specific purpose. And after you finished, open the dependent views and see that your annotation is there! If you use independent views, then you will need to add the annotations in each of them. In the primary view, add your annotations, such as dimensions, tags, etc. When we should use Revit dependent-view? And when we should use an independent view? Unlike an independent view, where you need to place all the details and annotations, you only need to control them in the primary view.

If you donвЂ™t see the crop region, click show/hide crop region in the view control group.Дrag the boundary control so you can get the area you want to show. Not like other duplicate views, we will see the duplicates as child views. Right-click your view from the Project Browser, and select from the context menu: duplicate view>duplicate as dependent. Sorry that I donвЂ™t provide a better exercise file. We duplicate (or create) the floor level, and each view will represent the different areas from the model.Д¬reate a simple model like above. The next one is when we create room legend.

The first one is when we create door and window tags. We have discussed how we can create duplicate views. His question is, how can we split the Revit views? When you work with quite a large model, and the model is not fit to a single sheet, you will want to separate them to separate sheets. LetвЂ™s see how we can split it into several views. In this post, I will share some tips to control your views for large models.

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