Revit Tip: Cropping Reference Planes with Scope Boxes... in Families!

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Revit Tip: Cropping Reference Planes with Scope Boxes

In this video, I share a handy tip for managing reference planes in Revit families by using scope boxes. I demonstrate how to copy and paste a scope box from a project environment into a family environment to crop reference planes effectively. This method helps keep your reference planes organized and within a reasonable area. For anyone interested in 3D Room Tags, I have additional resources linked below. I also touch on a related trick for adding reference planes to title blocks. Try this out to make your Revit workflow smoother!

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Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction to Cropping Reference Planes in Revit
00:16 Setting Up the Example: 3D Room Tag Family
00:46 Using Scope Boxes to Crop Reference Planes
00:58 Copying Scope Boxes Between Projects and Families
02:11 Adjusting Scope Box Visibility and Alignment
03:39 Final Adjustments and Verification
04:12 Conclusion and Additional Tips