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When you want to share your work, you can print from any Revit view. But to control the printing process and create professional results, set up sheets.
Catch-up file completed to this point: 20_Medical Center_Sheets.rvt
Let’s start by getting views ready for placement on Sheets.
Now that we have the toposurface (from the previous exercise), the elevation extents are larger. Let’s crop the view.
Figure 20–1 Turn on view cropping for the South elevation
Figure 20–2 Crop the elevation view using the crop region control handles
Now let’s add a sheet for the North and South elevations.
Figure 20–3 Create a new sheet and rename and renumber it
Figure 20–4 Drag views onto the sheet
Notice that the two viewports have been named and numbered automatically.
Figure 20–5 When views are added to sheets, their view references automatically update throughout the project
Notice that the sheet number and view number also fill in automatically.
To print the sheet, simple choose print from the File Menu.
Feel free to create additional sheets and print them if you wish.