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This gives us more control, plus we can copy them around. Model in-place with sketched profiles or profile families. Sometimes it's needed but it can cause major problems. This will avoid inadvertent dragging of elements. Having it turned off is safest in most cases while modelling in Revit.

Press & Drag: It's on by default when Revit is installed.

It's nice to have it done before the RVTs are transmitted.

To keep maximum performance, when sharing RVTs in a large project between the architects and subs, the files need to have the views & sheets deleted and purge-unused.

If you have to skew things, think about the implications. Using a point cloud can help us average out the position of things and still keep them square. Modelling walls not rectilinearly has a big overhead.

Capturing reality has its limitations in Revit. Model things rectilinearly when at all possible.Worksets: Use them for performance only.Model things in 3D where possible if they will be seen in more than one view.Use Scope Boxes on large projects to control Level and Grid extents. Levels and Grids: Do not add unnecessary ones willy-nilly.If using laser scans, ideally they will use the same origin. Location: Everyone must know what the origin of the project should be so we can link our RVTs together without having to move them.Decide early what Phases will be used and what they will be called.When everyone is using the same software version, we can seek other explanations when strange bugs are encountered. This post gives directions on how to get to R2: The "Application Manager" that installs with Revit 2015 may falsely indicate that the software is all up to date. Everybody, including people sending in RVTs from other disciplines, must have the same update release of Revit.Last year I was working on a large, multi-phase, multi-discipline project at an architectural firm.