Revit OpEd: Revit 2013 - View References
If this was a snake I'd be writhing on the ground with a snake bite. If you are familiar with Matchlines and their related View Reference concept then you already have a sense of what this can do. You start the View Reference tool with this little sneaky button.
Then you get this on the Ribbon
Choose a view type and then a target view from the list of available views and you get something like this that you can place at the end of you note or possible inline with some careful spaces inserted.
How about spending Two Minutes with View References?
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Then you get this on the Ribbon
Choose a view type and then a target view from the list of available views and you get something like this that you can place at the end of you note or possible inline with some careful spaces inserted.
How about spending Two Minutes with View References?
Click here to view the entire blog post.