Creating An Attached Detail Group; Duplicating Group Types; Loading Groups - Autodesk 24000-000000-9860 - Revit Architecture - PC User Manual

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Creating an Attached Detail Group

1 In the drawing area, do one of the following:
2 In the Create Model Group and Attached Detail Group dialog, enter a name for the model group
3 Click OK.
The attached detail group displays in the Project Browser under the model group that it belongs to.

Duplicating Group Types

You can create a new group type by duplicating an existing group. When you duplicate a group, you can
edit the new group type without affecting the original group or its instances.
Use one of the following methods to duplicate a group type:
In the Project Browser, right-click the group name, and click Duplicate. The new group displays in the
Project Browser. For example, if your original group was called Group 1, the new group would be Group
2. You can rename the group as necessary.
Select the group in the drawing area, and click
In the Type Properties dialog, click Duplicate. Enter a name for the group, and click OK.

Loading Groups

You can load Revit project files (RVT) into a project as a group, and you can load Revit family files (RFA)
into the Family Editor as a group. If you have existing Revit group files (RVG), you can also load them into
a project or family.
To load a project or family file as a group:
1 Click File menu
2 In the Load Files as Group dialog, navigate to the Revit project file (RVT), Revit family file (RFA),
3 If you are loading an RVT or RVG file, select whether you want to include attached details, levels,
Select model elements and detail elements, simultaneously. Click
toolbar.
Select view-specific elements, tags, or dimensions that are associated with an existing model
group, and click
Select an existing model group, and on the Options Bar, click Edit Group. On the group
editor toolbar, click
(if necessary), and enter a name for the attached detail group.
Load From Library
or Revit group (RVG) you want to load.
or grids.
on the Edit toolbar.
(Attach Detail).
. In the Element Properties dialog, click Edit/New.
Load File as Group.
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