Practical guides, case studies and ideas on tagging in Revit.
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Ways to Remove Empty Tags Empty tags showing up as question marks are one of those small Revit issues that quietly waste a lot of time. They clutter views, confuse consultants, and often slip through to documentation if they are not actively checked. In this case study, we will look at…
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Compared to other design disciplines, tagging drawings in MEP is the most challenging due to the higher density of elements in the view. The common categories to tag are: These and other MEP categories are all fully supported by Tagitize. For example, the result of tagging the first 3…
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There are several methods for quickly running Tag All for several views in Revit at the same time, from manual to automated. Check out all these below and see what works best for you. If you only want an automated, most efficient solution, simply scroll to the end! The Challenge with…
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Tagtize works with all Revit Structure categories. Some common ones are: To set up the app for these categories, simply add the relevant cards: Here’s a quick demo of tagging a view showing structural framing, floors, and columns: If you also have structural foundations to tag, it will…
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You may have room/space tags that overlap many other elements in the view. This is because by default, Revit places these tags at the location points of rooms or spaces, without considering other existing objects in the view. Just run Tagitize instead. It will intelligently consider all…
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Is Revit's Tag All not working with your linked rooms, although you can tag the rooms manually? See how to fix this and improve your results.
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