Export to PDF
BIM Suite · ProjX New Model Setup · 3m
This lesson teaches you how to effectively export your Revit model to PDF, ensuring that your output meets professional standards. You will learn to navigate the export settings, select the appropriate views, and organize your exported files for easy access.
Key topics include setting up export folders, adjusting view settings for clarity, and managing view titles for consistency across your documentation. This practical approach enhances your workflow and ensures high-quality deliverables.
Transcript
Okay. File, export, not print, export, PDF. And this is when you set up. Let's see if I like this sheet set. We'll skip that. Skip that. Details, sure. Site plan. We don't have a site plan for this project. I'm going skip that. 1st Floor, piping, roof, gas, RCP, zone. Yes. Okay. Good with that list. And I'm going to choose to put it in my fake server drive.
Projects, project x, edits. I like to have a folder in here called exports. And just anything that gets exported out of the model goes here first before it goes anywhere else. That's x 23 mech check. Clots twenty twenty five plus seven nine. Alright. We want it to be zoom 100%. You do not want to fit the page. We like to print in color. Here's the button that will hide those reference planes, that crosshairs that I made for the guide grids.
With this checked, they won't print. And everything else looks good. So hit support. All right. Let's see. All right. Looks all right. Looks all right. Okay. Let's do this. See how there's no jitter? It doesn't move because they're all in the exact same location. Oh, it's a beautiful thing. All right, looks good. Looks good.
And, yeah, we're happy with that. And I also noticed that the view title, that's why I was removing it. That's why I was removing the views from the sheet and dragging them back on to get the view title to to be in a consistent location referenced to the crop region for this. So I like it. Alright. Oh, and I I forgot to address that one. So that's why we that's why we do check plots so that I can address. I missed the zone plan. Let's just check that out real quick. It's 1st Floor zone plan.
Yep. And you are should be threesixteen. Wait. Zone started back on. Over. And there's actually there's actually one more thing that wasn't it was alright. Cool. So the zone plans is where I want it to be.