You can rotate a particular Revit view to help you working on a site plan. It helps when the plan is not parallel to your view!

You need to show the unit cost and total cost in Revit schedule. But you can’t use count in the calculated formula. This tip shows you how you can do that!

When editing multiple instance parameters, it is easier to do it in Excel. In this article, we show you how to export the parameter’s value to Excel, modify it in Excel, then import the parameters to Revit.

You can use parameters to control element visibility in your family. This control allows you to create fewer families. Learn how you can do it in our tutorial here.

If you don’t like using the scroll button to pan the view, you can use zoom tool or navigation wheel as the alternatives. See how it works in this article.