I am having problems with tagging the rooms in the ceiling plans.
Add room tags to demo floor plan revit.
Create an existing floor plan.
Set the phase to demolition and set the phase filter to show previous demo.
Go ahead and click the room icon.
This tool can be useful for example when you place and tag rooms in a floor plan view and you want to see tags for the same rooms in a reflected ceiling plan rcp view.
Now go back to your floor plan view.
If you do not use the tag on placement option when creating rooms you can tag rooms later.
You have to be extra careful in this step to make sure you are using the correct parameter else you will cause chaos and.
Place rooms and tag rooms in the existing floor plan.
Create a demolition floor plan.
You can manually add tags one by one by using tag by category.
You want to select the blue squares.
However when we do that we encounter another problem.
Now all we need to do is click inside an enclosed space.
Why is it that when i place a room tag in a room already define in the floor plan the ceiling plan does not read the room.
In most revit templates the basic phases are existing and new.
Click on the small rectangle and set the correct global parameter.
You can think of a revit room.
Not the room names.
Finally in your demo floor plans.
Right now all we are doing is creating dumb tags as in copying from the floor plan to the ceiling plan.
To tag a room open a plan or section.
6 assign global parameter to room.
Go back to your existing floor plan with the room names and select all the rooms.
This is how you represent different views for your model.
Open your original 1st floor plan and compare to this one.
The hammer sets the elements demo phase to whatever view you are in.
A common mistake is to create a demolition phase.
To start adding revit room switch to the architecture menu.
Demolished elements can be set for demolition in the new phase.
For most project this is all you will need.
Now let s add tags.
In the parameter you should see the ceiling height parameter.
This tells revit that we wish to add a room object to our model.
As an alternative use the tag all not tagged tool to tag all untagged rooms in a view.
Either in plans elevations sections etc.
Use 2 views overlaid to add rooms and tags to the demolition plan.
But instead of selecting objects one by one let s just tag all our doors and windows.
