beegee
2004-03-12, 11:19 PM
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I've tried looking for information on how to change a drafting sheet reference but I haven't found a thread on this.
I created a drafting view (I don't remember exactly how), but for some reason the referencing sheet is A3 which has no relation to the detail I was creating. How do I change the reference sheet for that detail?
Just thought I would update everyone and let you know that I worked with Glynnis at Imaginet on this issue and she recieved notice this morning from support that this is a bug. I have included a copy of the reply that support sent.
Glynnis,
For what it's worth, I have received confirmation from development that this is a bug. Apparently all drafting views will use as their reference the
first drafting view that exists in the Drawing Sheet set. Unless a view
that actually references the drafting view appears earlier in the set. We
are working on a fix. In the meantime, the only workaround that I can
suggest is to use a view title that omits the reference sheet parameter and
to place that information in manually using text. Sorry for the
inconvenience.
Chris Mahoney, AIA
Client Service Architect - Autodesk Revit
I've tried looking for information on how to change a drafting sheet reference but I haven't found a thread on this.
I created a drafting view (I don't remember exactly how), but for some reason the referencing sheet is A3 which has no relation to the detail I was creating. How do I change the reference sheet for that detail?
Just thought I would update everyone and let you know that I worked with Glynnis at Imaginet on this issue and she recieved notice this morning from support that this is a bug. I have included a copy of the reply that support sent.
Glynnis,
For what it's worth, I have received confirmation from development that this is a bug. Apparently all drafting views will use as their reference the
first drafting view that exists in the Drawing Sheet set. Unless a view
that actually references the drafting view appears earlier in the set. We
are working on a fix. In the meantime, the only workaround that I can
suggest is to use a view title that omits the reference sheet parameter and
to place that information in manually using text. Sorry for the
inconvenience.
Chris Mahoney, AIA
Client Service Architect - Autodesk Revit