Specify options for project customization, including project units, materials, fill patterns, line styles, and more.
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Project Settings
Topics in this section
- Specify Project Information
Specify project information such as project name, status, address, and more. - Fill Patterns
Use the Fill Patterns tool to create or modify drafting and model patterns. - Materials
Apply materials to elements in a building model. - Object Styles
The Object Styles tool specifies line weights, line colors, line patterns, and materials for different categories and subcategories of model elements, annotation elements, and imported objects in a project. - Line Styles
Line styles are used to indicate different effects, such as a dashed (------) line for reference planes. - Line Weights
Use the Line Weights dialog to define the width of the pen used to draw lines in views. - Line Patterns
You can specify the pattern for the line styles used in Revit LT. - Define Halftone/Underlay Settings
Revit lets you control the line weight and pattern used for underlays, and the brightness of halftone elements. - About Structural Settings
Change the appearance and behavior of the structural elements in a project. - Annotation Styles
- Project Units
You can specify the display format of various quantities in a project. - Specify Temporary Dimension Settings
You can specify the display and placement of temporary dimensions in the design. - Snaps
When placing an element or sketching a line, use object snaps to align with existing geometry. - Detail Levels
You can set the detail level for newly created views based on a view scale. - Colors
- Assembly Code Settings
Use the Assembly Code Settings dialog to specify the assembly code file to use for assigning a Uniformat code to the Assembly Code type property of model elements. - Specify Multiple Values Indication Settings
You can specify the values displayed in properties, schedules, and tags when multiple elements are selected that contain different values for parameters.