Graphics Programs Reference
In-Depth Information
Figure 2.22 shows what we like to think of as a Revit organizational chart, which gives you
a visual description of these four top-level categories and what these categories contain. In the
following sections, we'll discuss each of these categories and describe its particular role in your
Revit project environment.
Figure 2.22
revit organizational
chart
Revit Organizational Chart
Datum
(Relationships)
R
eferences
Points
Lines
C
ontent
(Repetition)
S
ystem Families
2
D
V
iews
(Representations)
2
D
Management
(Restrictions)
Locations
Phasing
Plans
Sections
Text
Design Options
Planes
Dimensions
Details
Elevations
Callouts
Drafting
Legends
View Templates
L
evels
Worksets
System Managed
User Managed
Lines (Drafting)
Filled Regions
View
Reference
Revision Bubble
Match line
3
D
Grids
Line Styles
Orthographic
Object Styles
3
D
Perspective
Wall
Tabular
Curtain Walls
Floor
Roof
Ceiling
Stair
Schedules
Material Takeos
Railing
Ramp
Model Lines
C
omponent Families
2
D
Annotations
Detail Components
Proles
Sheets
3
D
Doors
Windows
Furniture
Equipment
S
paces
Room
Area
Volumes
