Yes, Revit has a template with components, dimension styles, linetypes,
etc.
for residential, commercial and a generic. It is recommended that you
create your own based on these templates to customize the fonts, styles,
components that you use most frequently.
"Popz" <tedhicks@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
news:40619e03$1@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Ok, I know a little about Autocad and less about Revit... I have been
> thinking about giving Revit a try (and I will), but, I was wondering...
>
> With Autocad you have a template drawing that sets you up on a new
> drawing... this template has the text styles, linetypes, line
thicknesses,
> colors (I know R don't use colors), etc.
>
> Does R have a similar set-up OR how does R handle this?
>
> Ted
>
>
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