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New in 2026: Using the Saved View Position feature

New in 2026: Using the Saved View Position feature

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New in 2026: Using the Saved View Position feature

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- [Instructor] In this video, I want to talk about the Saved View Position feature. This feature is available in Revit 2026 or later. I've got a simple file here to demonstrate this with, and I'm currently looking at the A101 sheet here. Now, there's a viewport on the sheet here for this first floor plan. And what I want to do is open up the second floor sheet, A102, and you can see that at the moment, the second floor plan is not available on this sheet. Well, let me scroll back up. Let me locate the L2 Architectural floor plan, drag it in, and then I'm just going to kind of place it a little sloppy, like so. Now, naturally you probably wouldn't just drop it in like that. You'd probably try to carefully get it in the correct location. But the purpose of the feature that I want to show you is it will allow us to do that much more conveniently and much more exactly. So instead of having to use guidelines or any other features, all I need to do is go to a sheet that I've already…

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