How do you combine models in Revit?

Create a merged model

1. Do one of the following: On the Project page, click + New Merged Model.
2. In the Create New Merged Model dialog, under Folders, navigate to the uploaded models.
3. Under Models, select the models to merge.
4. Specify a name and click Merge Models.

Is there a difference between Revit and Revit MEP?

Only Structure has rebar. Structure has “Architect and Site” tab, MEP has “Architect” only – no Site tools. MEP does not have tools for Openings by Face, Shaft, Wall, Vertical, or Dormer.

How do I bind a file in Revit?

Use the Bind Link tool to select the elements and datum from a linked model to convert to a group.

1. In the drawing area, select the linked model.
2. Click Modify | RVT Links tab Link panel (Bind Link).
3. In the Bind Link Options dialog, select the elements and datum to include in the group. Attached Details.
4. Click OK.

What is the difference between a structural and architectural wall?

Architectural columns inherit the material of other elements to which they are joined. Compound layers in walls wrap at architectural columns. Structural columns are used to model vertical load-bearing elements in a building.

Can you explode a linked Revit model?

When you import a drawing into Revit, you are importing all the elements, such as blocks and external references (xrefs) from the drawing. They are all contained inside an element called an import symbol. Note: You cannot explode linked files or an import symbol that would yield more than 10,000 elements.

How do you relink in Revit?

To correct this situation, reload the linked file. In Revit Architecture, click Manage tab Manage Projects panel Manage Links. In the Manage Links dialog, on the CAD Formats tab, select the linked file in the list, and click Reload. Click OK.