How to Align Views on Sheets in Revit - Guide Grids Revit Tutorial

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In this short lesson, you'll learn how to align views on sheets in Revit using Guide Grids.
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[@cruzmakaveli9891]

Mate, thank you for this tutorial. Just subbed. Keep the tutorials coming. 🤙

[@spiriitualminded]

AWESOME

[@kylesinko]

Thanks :)

[@niccolodipaola8293]

hi mate. you can use grids or reference plans of the view as reference for snap

[@mep_guy]

Great Tips! Do you know of any plugins to automatically align views?

[@kylesinko]

Thanks mate. Unfortunately not but if you find any please do share!

[@no1famous890]

This was super helpful, especially since I'm using Revit for work. I just have an issue with my line weights being too dark in pdf. They seem fine when I print them out, but way too dark on screen. Any idea how to fix that?

[@kylesinko]

It would be something to do with your monitor settings. You can adjust your monitors contrast or RGB values. Otherwise I don’t believe there’s a setting in Revit to change that