What is the purpose of copy monitor in Revit?

The Copy/Monitor tool is designed for use with important elements of a building model to streamline coordination and collaboration on a project that involves multiple teams. When you start the Copy/Monitor tool, you can select Use Current Project or Select Link.

Why do we use copy Monitor in Revit?

Copy/Monitor is used primarily to copy information from one model to another. This can for example be used by a structural designer at the beginning of their project to transfer all levels, grids and walls from an Architecture model to Structural model.

What can you copy Monitor in Revit?

You can copy elements from a linked model to the current model, and monitor the elements for changes. Use the following procedure to copy grids, columns, walls, and floors (including related openings and inserts) for monitoring. To copy levels for monitoring, see Copy Levels for Monitoring.

Can you copy Monitor walls in Revit?

For example, you can copy openings and inserts in walls and floors, or change the family type for copied elements. See Specify Options for Copy/Monitor. Copy the elements for monitoring: … Click Copy/Monitor tab Copy/Monitor panel (Finish).

How do you copy and Monitor levels in Revit?

Copy the levels for monitoring:

1. Click Copy/Monitor tab Tools panel (Copy).
2. In the linked model, select the levels to copy. To select multiple levels, on the Options Bar, select Multiple. Then select the levels in the drawing area, and click Finish on the Options Bar. …
3. Click Copy/Monitor tab Copy/Monitor panel (Finish).

How do I monitor in Revit?

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1. Open a model.
2. Prepare a view: …
3. Click Collaborate tab Coordinate panel Copy/Monitor drop-down (Select Link), and select the linked model in the drawing area.
4. Click Copy/Monitor tab Tools panel (Monitor).
5. Select an element in the current model.
6. Select a corresponding element of the same type in the linked model.

How do I stop a screen copy in Revit?

Click Multi-Select tab or Modify | <Elements> tab Monitor panel (Stop Monitoring).

Which elements can be copied and monitored in Revit?

What Elements Can I Copy or Monitor?

• Levels.
• Grids (but not multi-segment grids)
• Columns (but not slanted columns)
• Walls.
• Floors.
• Openings.
• MEP fixtures.

How do you copy in Revit?

Procedure:

1. Select one or more elements in the drawing area.
2. Element’s contextual tab will appear -> Modify panel -> Copy.
3. Click once in the drawing area to begin moving and copying the elements.
4. Move the cursor away from the original elements and toward the area where you want to place a copy.

How do you copy a linked element in Revit?

Copy Elements from a Linked Model

1. In the drawing area of a view of the host model, move the cursor over the element in the linked model.
2. Press Tab until the element to copy is highlighted, and click to select it.
3. Click Modify | RVT Links tab Clipboard panel (Copy to Clipboard).

How do I copy a column in a monitor in Revit?

Copy the elements for monitoring:

1. Click Copy/Monitor tab Tools panel (Copy).
2. Select the elements to copy. To select multiple elements, on the Options Bar, select Multiple. Then select the elements in the drawing area, and click Finish on the Options Bar. …
3. Click Copy/Monitor tab Copy/Monitor panel (Finish).

How do you copy on a monitor?

Click the window that you want to copy. Press ALT+PRINT SCREEN. Paste (CTRL+V) the image into an Office program or other application.

How do I copy a level from one project to another in Revit?

Open an existing model or start a new one. You will copy levels from another Revit model to this model. Prepare a view: Open an elevation view.
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Copy the levels for monitoring:

1. Click Copy/Monitor tab Tools panel (Copy).
2. In the linked model, select the levels to copy. …
3. Click Copy/Monitor tab Copy/Monitor panel (Finish).

How do I create a coordination review in Revit?

Click Collaborate tab Coordinate panel Coordination Review drop-down, and then select one of the following options:

1. Use Current Project: To review warnings for elements that are monitored within the current project.
2. Select Link: To review warnings for elements that are monitored in a linked model.