is there a way to do this with Revit 2017
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Insert/Insert from File/Insert Views from File. Select the other project, select one (or more) views to be transferredOriginally posted by katewood1989 View PostI'm retired, if you don't like it, go around! -
We have view templates, not the views themselves, that I want to transfer.
To clarify, this is quoted from another post from 2013:
Let’s say you have 100 view templates in a project, and you make a new one. You want to transfer only that new template to another project (not the other 100 View Templates). If you use Transfer Project Standards (on View Templates and Filters), you will get the lot. How can we transfer just one of them?Last edited by katewood1989; January 31, 2017, 07:50 PM.Comment
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sorry, I misread your question. All of my view templates are in my project template so I've never had the need to transfer one or any between projects. At least if you transfer a bunch of them it's pretty easy to delete the ones that you don't want...click, click, click on the delete buttonOriginally posted by katewood1989 View Post
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Once you have the view in a project you can "create view template from view"Comment
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Pretty messy, but you could transfer from the original project to a blank project, then delete all but one, then transfer into the new project.
Or, I believe there are some 3rd party apps that allow you finer TPS control.Dave Plumb
BWBR Architects; St Paul, MN
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NICE!!Originally posted by mark b View Post
One (big) step beyond what you are looking for is View Filter Manager: https://www.revitforum.org/commercia...tml#post169061Comment
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Looks pretty handy.Originally posted by mark b View Post
I've always used Revit Lookup where you can select anything in your project by ID. If you do a quick google you'll find compiled installers.There are no stupid questions, only stupid peopleComment
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