Graphics Programs Reference
In-Depth Information
Figure 2.8
Space schedule
If you are using the Panel Schedule feature within Revit MEP 2015, you
can create templates for panel schedules and store them in your project
template. Click the Panel Schedule Templates button on the Manage tab,
and select Manage Templates. In the dialog box is a list of any templates in
your file. You can create a new one by clicking the Duplicate button at the
bottom of the dialog box. See Chapter 7 for more information on creating
and editing panel schedule templates.
You likely will end up with an extensive list of schedules, most of which
are not going to be used for all of your projects. This is the case with
all mechanical equipment and accessory schedules. In addition, certain
organizations may require youtobuild a separate schedule for their projects
(for example, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs or the U.S. Army
Corps of Engineers). Instead of cluttering your template with all those
schedules, you may want to consider creating a project that contains all
of your company schedules or multiple projects based on major clients.
Designers can then use the Insert View From File tool or just copy and
paste only the needed schedules for their projects. The same method can be
applied to details, using a single Revit project to store all of your details.
