Revit Architecture template checklist

أغسطس 24, 2015

Revit Architecture template checklist

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Drawing Sheets – similar to cartooning a project, but include only the most commonly used sheets, such as Cover Page, Schedules, Details, etc.
Line Styles – set up standard line styles and remove unnecessary ones.
Line Weights – set up standard line weights and remove unnecessary ones.
Line Patterns – set up standard line patterns and remove unnecessary ones.
Text Styles – set up standard text styles and remove unnecessary ones.
Dimension Styles – set up standard dimension styles and remove unnecessary ones.
Title Blocks – load standard title block, including addendum.
Wall Types – set up standard, and include some generic types for design. You will not need all types, just the most commonly used ones.
Roof Types – set up standard.
Floor Types – set up standard.
Ceiling Types – set up standard.
Browser Organization – set how the views and sheets are organized. This is often based on custom parameters.
Parameters – determine and add all necessary parameters for objects.
Door Families – create and add most commonly used families.
Window Families – create and add most commonly used families.
Keynotes – preset values if your office uses keynote data.
Schedule Keys – define necessary schedule keys, such as hardware or finish types.
Schedules – create most commonly used schedules, such as doors and windows.
Legends – create common legends, such as doors and windows.
Export DWG – predefine export settings, if necessary.
Import DWG – predefine import settings, if necessary.
Cover Page – define cover page content, such as abbreviations, legends, sheet index, etc.
Units – set project units.
File Locations – define and save file locations for easy browsing and saving.
Site Settings – define contour intervals, degrees, etc.
View Templates – create standard settings for typical views and save them as view templates.
Fill Patterns – create and/or load fill patterns.
Materials – set up common materials.
Object Styles – add additional object styles and refine the rest.
Phases – include if necessary. You may want to include them in a special template.
Levels – create default levels in elevation views.
Color Fill Schemes – create default color fill schemes, if any.
Filters – predefine filters, such as fire-rating display.
View Tags – include callouts, elevations, and sections.
Arrowheads – set up as desired.
Tags – customize to match standards and load most common tags into template.
Temporary Dimensions – define preferred settings.
Snaps – define preferred snap settings.
Keyboard Shortcuts – set up commonly used keyboard shortcuts and back up the storage file (located by default at C:\Program Files\Revit Architecture 2009\Program\KeyboardShortcuts.txt).
Detail Level – set up New View detail level.
Annotation Symbols – customize annotation symbols based on standards and load most commonly used ones into template (for example, North Arrow, Spot Elevation, Grid Bubble, Centerline Mark, graphic scale, etc.).
Document Level Macros – add them using the Revit API.
Structural Settings – set up as desired.
Additional Items – add other commonly used families, furniture, columns, entourage, etc.