How to create a nested family in Revit?

The Divide command in Revit doesn't exist as a direct equivalent to the Divide command in AutoCAD. Instead, Revit uses a combination of tools like Split and Divide Parts to achieve similar results. Split is used to divide elements like walls or floors, while Divide Parts is used to create and manipulate separate parts within an element's composition.

To unhide the hidden elements in Revit, follow the steps given below:

• Click on Modify
• Then click on Element
• Go to the tab Reveal Hidden Elements panel
• Right-click the element
• Click on the Unhide in View Elements
• Then, enter

To speed up Revit, you can consider the points given below:

• Close all the inactive windows
• Remove unwanted views
• Remove unnecessary add-ins
• Close unnecessary categories
• Link DWG files to improve Revit performance

To see a 3D view in Revit, follow the steps given below:

• Go to the Project Browser
• Open and expand the 3D Views category
• Double-click on the 3D view to open it

To rotate scope box in Revit: follow the steps given below:

• Open the project view
• Then, scope box to rotate
• Select the section of the scope box, you want to rotate
• Click on modify button
• Select view type
• Go to Modify panel tab (Rotate)
• Select the section to rotate
• Then, enter.