I am new to Revit. Please forgive me if I am having problems with something that you all do easily on a day-to-day basis.
I have a plan that I am working on that someone else is creating the building. I am populating a room with equipment.
There is an "as exists" plan an thee is a "new layout" plan.
about ninety percent of my existing equipment is just going to be repositioned in the new plan.
In AutoCAD I might have created a block with attributes and places occurrences of it on two different layers.
I set up two worksets and copied the objects from the existing to the new workset.
It almost seems like there should be a better way. Now I have two separate "Box A's". In Autocad there would have been one block that had two inserts.
In Revit that link at the block level is severed the way I did it.
This is kind of a fourth dimensional thing. It's the identical piece of equipment in two places in time.
How do Ya'-all handle this?
(Tags can be too short, 4D didn't fly, 3D is a pretty common term)