Callout reference sheet

[Griff]

I know there has been an outstanding issue with the detail views (below)

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 just noticed that there seems to be a similar problem with the callout-floor plan. It was brought to my attention in a design review. One of the guys noticed my detail callout was referenced wrong. I told him that can't happen in Revit, definitely in AutoCAD it can happen but not in Revit. Well, I was wrong.

My callout-floor plans are thinking they are taken from A1 not A2.

This shouldn't happen in Revit.

[gbrowne]

I had a funny thing happen with callouts as well. I have a large plan, and the client wanted detail plans of each room, so I did them on a plan as call outs, 48 in total. I then decided to copy the plan with detail and change the scale so everything would be clearer, and I think at this point, in copying the plan with detail, it duplicated every plan callout on the project browser! Yikes!

And it still leaves me with the problem of showing the callouts on a seperate plan. Any ideas?