Reset Temporary Hiding Settings (HR): Type “HR” to reset the previous hide commands.ġ9. Temporarily Isolate and Element (HI): Type “HI” then select the element you want to isolate.ġ8. Temporarily Hide an Element (HH): Type “HH” then select the element you want to hide.ġ7. Temporarily Hide a Category (HC): Type “HC” then select the category you want to hide.ġ6. They automatically number sequentially, so make sure you start with the number you want.ġ5. Grid Lines (GR): Type “GR.” Click anywhere to start drawing your grid line. Type “FFF.” Use the dialog box to select only the objects you want.ġ4. Filter Selection (FFF): Select everything in your view. Type “ET.” To avoid altering every object in your Revit model, duplicate the object so you only change the settings of the one you have selected.ġ3. Override Graphics in View by Element (EEE): Using this shortcut will only affect the objects you have selected.ġ2. Type “DM” and draw the line you want the object to reflect over, or type “MM” to select an existing line.ġ0. Then drag and click again to draw the line.ĩ. Detail Line (DL): Type “DL.” Click where you want to begin the detail line. Dimensions (DI): Type “DI.” Click on the beginning point you want to measure from, then drag and click on the ending point.Ĩ. Point the arrow towards the side you want to keep and hit “ok.”ħ. Draw a line in between the orange boundary lines. Type “CX.” Select the object you want to change. Cut Profiles (CX): This command is only for drafting views and will not affect the rest of your Revit model. Type “CS.” Click where you want to place your new object.Ħ. Type “CO.” Click and place the copied object where you want it.ĥ. Use the search bar in the left properties box to quickly find what you are looking for.Ĥ. Place a Component (CM): This is a shortcut to place any type of component in your project (toilets, refrigerators, casework, etc.). Type “AR.” Type in the number you want including the one you have selected and hit “enter.” Click anywhere and drag in the direction you want the array to go, then type in the value you want.ģ. Then click on the object you want to align to the first.Ģ.

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