Add Room Tags
BIM Suite · ProjX New Model Setup · 2m
This lesson teaches you how to effectively add room tags in a Revit project, focusing on a streamlined approach for smaller jobs. You'll learn to select and copy room tags across multiple views, ensuring consistency and efficiency in your model setup.
Key skills covered include using the room tag tool, selecting all instances in a view, and aligning tags across different floor plans, enhancing your workflow in BIM management.
Transcript
Another thing I'd like to do is get my room tag set up. So I'm just gonna jump into, again, the mechanical floor plan. There's couple different ways of doing this, but one way I like to do it, particularly on a smaller job like this, is I'll just pick one view, and I will add room tags. So hit r t for room tag. You can also access that from architecture tag room, and then I'm gonna set the tags.
K. And then I'm going to right I'm gonna select one of these, then right click, select all instances visible in view. So all the room tags are selected. I'm gonna go to the I'm gonna hit copy to clipboard. I'm gonna say paste align to selected views, and I'm gonna type into the search bar o one.
So because all of our floor plan o one views have o one somewhere in the name, I'm going to select all of those. And I'm gonna skip I'm gonna deselect the view I'm in right now, which is mechanical floor plan o 1 because I don't need duplicate tags on top of each other. So that looks it looks like I've missed a parent view, but that's all right. And hit Okay. And so the room tags have now been applied to all views. So for example, if I go to a gas floor plan, it now also has room tags. Okay. So that's looking pretty good.