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Using Revit View Templates

August 31, 2010 by Edwin Prakoso 3 Comments

Do you realize that you need to use same view settings in your projects? Instead of tweaking the visibility every time, why not save it in a template?

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BIM started as a practical solution that helped teams visualize designs, reduce errors, and improve coordination. But as standards, frameworks, and mandates evolved, the conversation often shifted from solving problems to satisfying requirements. Has BIM become more valuable over time, or simply more complicated? This article explores that question and invites an open discussion.

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