How to add sheets of different sizes on Autodesk Revit || Sheet setting Revit

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In Autodesk Revit, when you're working with sheets of different sizes such as A1, A2, A3, and A4, you typically manage this through the Sheet Setup and Titleblocks. Here’s how you can add sheets of different sizes:
Sheet Setup:
Open your Revit project and go to the "Project Browser" on the left side.
Scroll down to find the "Sheets" category.
Right-click on "Sheets" and choose "New Sheet" to create a new sheet.
Selecting the Sheet Size:
After creating a new sheet, Revit will prompt you to choose a title block.
The title block determines the size of the sheet. Revit usually comes with default title blocks for various standard sheet sizes like A1, A2, A3, A4, etc.
Select the appropriate title block size for your desired sheet size (e.g., A1, A2, A3, A4).
Editing Title Blocks (if necessary):
If you don’t see the title block size you need (though Revit typically includes standard international sizes), you may need to download or create a custom title block that matches your desired size.
To do this, you would typically create or import a custom title block family that corresponds to the sheet size you want to use. This process involves Revit Family Editor and requires familiarity with creating or modifying families.
Placing Views on Sheets:
Once your sheets are set up with the correct title block sizes:
Drag views from the Project Browser onto the sheets to place them.
Arrange the views on the sheet as needed.
Add annotations, dimensions, and other details to complete the sheet.
Printing or Exporting Sheets:
When you're ready to print or export your sheets, go to the "File" menu and choose "Print" or "Export" to save them in the desired format.
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