constructive details

[Erikilrosso]

in developing the definitive design of a restoration, I find myself having to insert in the particular tables of opening plant, doors, windows, etc.
the details I got them with view?detail etc. then placed on the different plan boards.
of course these doors and windows are inserted on non-orthogonal masonry between them and also the masonry are not aligned with the vertical and horizontal axes of the table, so I find myself to have, on the same, the plant that goes on its own and more or less tilted details both with each other and with the edges of the sheet, with a little pleasant effect of disorder.
selecting the detail, the command wheel wheel remains disabled, while the command rotation on the table prevede: no, +90°, - 90° That's it.
Now I don't think I have to duplicate (I have to report every dangling to a plant) and rotate about thirty times every view of the plant in order to have from time to time a vertical or horizontal wall from which to extract the horizontal or vertical detail to be placed on the tables, always that it is possible and that I do not become brick before.
if possible I would like to avoid carrying the details in autocad, rotate them and then take them on the tables of revit. I never used autocad.
Do you have any ideas about it? or am I leaving something so obvious that I don't notice it?
thanks

 

[Erikilrosso]

Given the occurrence of answers to my question, I assume that: or my problem is so elementary that it does not deserve any attention, or it is a question that is quite complex that I cannot be solved, or I still have not been able to explain myself well or, perhaps, you are so lucky that you are overloaded of work that you do not have time to answer. Well, then drink you. :wink::wink::wink:
Hi.

 

[lucavox91]

So... .
I don't know if I understand, but I try.

select a view in the plant and create a view of detail. remaining in the view in the plant click the wheel command and rotate the detail rectangle as you need. the view of detail will be either vertical or horizontal depending on how you impose it in the plant.

I hope I helped you

 

[Alfredo Medina]

Given the occurrence of answers to my question, I assume that: or my problem is so elementary that it does not deserve any attention, or it is a question that is quite complex that I cannot be solved, or I still have not been able to explain myself well or, perhaps, you are so lucky that you are overloaded of work that you do not have time to answer. Well, then drink you. :wink::wink::wink:
Hi.

It is not any of those reasons. but only one day has passed and you are already saying these things. I think it is also important to add an image instead of writing a long post. an image says more than a thousand words!

 

[Erikilrosso]

effectively acting on the detail pane in the view in the plant, it is possible to rotate the detail of that much that is enough to make it horizontal or vertical. rotation must be done manually otherwise you run the risk of losing the particular (it does not accept the insertion of the rotation grades) and must be performed backwards of the direction we need. with a little patience I am turning all my details and the result on the tables, is correct.
Thank you.

p.s. I regret not having been sufficiently clear in my first exposure. Unfortunately then, in our trade also 24 h are an eternity.