Working with sheet sets
The Revit link can be configured by a system administrator to automatically import sheet sets when they are exported from Revit. It can also be configured to create a Meridian reference between each sheet set file and the model from which it was exported. If those references are created and there are also external references between the sheet set files themselves, Meridian references will also be created for them. These references can be useful for finding all of the documents in a sheet set and navigating among them as described in Viewing references.
Note This feature has the following limitations:
- If exporting the sheet set results in multiple files, the last file in the set is not imported automatically and must be imported manually. This is due to a defect in the Revit API and might be resolved in a future release.
- If exporting the sheet set will result in multiple files, Meridian will create a temporary empty document with the name that is specified in the Revit Save dialog box as the prefix of the exported files. If the document type that is assigned to this file is configured to show wizard pages, they will appear but can be ignored. The temporary document will be automatically revoked after the export has completed.
- Before re-exporting the same sheet set, you must place all existing documents in the sheet set under change in a workflow. This is so that the files can be updated and new revisions created and not imported as duplicate documents.
For details about how the Revit link is configured in your system, consult a system administrator.