Rooms and Color Fill Plans - Autodesk Revit Architecture 2015 Essentials - page 197

Figure 8.9 Tagging a large space

By default, these lines are thin and black, but you can change
the settings to make it easier to distinguish the lines from other
elements. You will modify the Room Separator line style to be
more visible in a working view, but it will be turned off in your
sheet views.

4. Go to the Manage tab's Settings panel, click the Additional Settings
flyout, and select Line Styles. Maximize lines to view all available line
styles in the sample project.

5. Change the default values for the <Room Separation> lines as follows:

▶ Line Weight: 5

▶ Color: Blue

▶ Line Pattern: Dot 1/32 ″ (Dot 1 mm)

6. Click OK to finalize these changes.

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7. Sketch another room separator in the sample file between the wall
intersections labeled 1 and 3.

You may customize
these settings for room
separation lines, or
any other line style, as
needed by your project.

8. Add rooms and room tags to the subdivided open space, as shown in
Figure 8.10.