Autodesk Revit keyboard shortcuts 

Autodesk Revit    

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- Shortcuts

We've listed all Revit shortcuts here to ease your hard-work.

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D then I

ALIGNED DIMENSION / Creates an aligned dimension.

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D then L

DETAIL LINE / Creates view-specific lines.

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E then L

SPOT ELEVATION / Displays the elevation of a selected point.

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F then R

FIND/REPLACE / Find and replace.

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G then P

MODEL GROUP:CREATE GROUP; DETAIL GROUP:CREATE GROUP / Creates a group of elements.

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R then T

TAG ROOM; ROOM TAG / Tags the selected room.

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T then G

TAG ROOM; ROOM TAG / Applies tags to elements based on their categories.

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T then X

TEXT / Adds text.

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A then A

ADJUST ANALYTICAL MODEL / Adjusts the analytical model of the structural member in relation to those of the elements to which it joins.

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D then C

CHECK DUCT SYSTEMS / Examines the mechanical systems in a project to verify that each system is assigned to a userdefined system, and properly connected.

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E then C

CHECK CIRCUITS / Verifies all circuits for proper connections to panels and valid system assignments.

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L then D

LOADS / Applies point, line and area loads to a model.

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L then O

HEATING AND COOLING LOADS / Prepares a heating and cooling load analysis report based on an existing building model.

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P then C

CHECK PIPE SYSTEMS / Examines the piping systems in a project to verify that each system is assigned to a user-defined system, and properly connected.

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P then S

PANEL SCHEDULES / Generates a panel schedule for a specific panel.

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R then A

RESET ANALYTICAL MODEL / Restores the analytical model alignment methods to auto-detect.

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C then L

COLUMN; STRUCTURAL COLUMN / Adds a vertical load-bearing element to the building model.

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C then M

PLACE A COMPONENT / Place a component.

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D then R

DOOR / Adds a door to the building model.

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G then R

GRID / Places column grid lines in the building design.

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L then L

LEVEL / Places a level in view.

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R then M

ROOM / Creates a room bounded by model elements and separation lines.

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R then P

REFERENCE PLANE / Creates a reference plane using drawing tools.

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R then T

TAG ROOM; ROOM TAG / Tags the selected room.

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S then B

FLOOR:FLOOR: STRUCTURAL / Adds structural floors to a building model.

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W then A

WALL; WALL:WALL: ARCHITECTURAL / Creates a non-bearing wall or a structural wall in the building model.

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W then N

WINDOW / Places a window in a wall or skylight in a roof.

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E then R

EDITING REQUESTS / Displays a list of users' requests to borrow elements in worksets, as well as pending requests.

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R then L

RELOAD LATEST / Loads the latest version of the central model.

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or R then W
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M then P

MOVE TO PROJECT / Move the model relative to a shared coordinate system.

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R then 3

DEFINE A NEW CENTER OF ROTATION / Relocates center of rotation when rotating elements.

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R then A

RESTORE ALL EXCLUDED / Restores all excluded parts and elements.

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R then B

RESTORE EXCLUDED MEMBER / Restores an excluded member.

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R then C

REPEAT LAST COMMAND / Repeats the last command.

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S then A

SELECT ALL INSTANCES: IN ENTIRE PROJECT / Selects all of the elements that are similar to the selected element in the current view, or throughout the project.

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/ then /

DIVIDE SURFACE / Applies a division grid along a surface in a conceptual design.

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A then A

ADJUST ANALYTICAL MODEL / Adjusts the analytical model of the structural member in relation to those of the elements to which it joins.

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A then D

ATTACH DETAIL GROUP / Creates an attached detail group.

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A then P

ADD TO GROUP / Adds elements to a group.

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B then S

STRUCTURAL BEAM SYSTEM; AUTOMATIC BEAM SYSTEM / Creates a layout that is used to control the number and spacing of a series of parallel beams.

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C then G

CANCEL / Cancels an action.

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D then I

ALIGNED DIMENSION / Creates an aligned dimension.

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E then G

EDIT GROUP / Edits a group.

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E then L

SPOT ELEVATION / Displays the elevation of a selected point.

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E then P

EDIT PAR / Edits a part element.

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E then U

UNHIDE ELEMENT / Enables a hidden element to appear in view.

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E then W

EDIT WITNESS LINES / Edits a witness line.

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F then G

FINISH / Finishes editing a group.

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H then T

SHOW HELP TOOLTIP / Displays the Help Tooltip.

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J then P

JUSTIFICATION POINTS / Sets a justification point for relocating elements.

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J then Y

ZOFFSET / Offsets an element in the z direction.

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J then Z

SHOW HELP TOOLTIP / Displays the Help Tooltip.

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L then I

MODEL LINE; BOUNDARY LINE; REBAR LINE / Places a new line.

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P then P

PROPERTIES; TOGGLE PROPERTIES PALETTE / Toggles the Properties palette.

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or Ctrl + 1
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or V then P
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R then A

RESTORE ALL EXCLUDED / Restores all excluded parts and elements.

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R then G

REMOVE FROM GROUP / Removes elements from a group.

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R then H

TOGGLE REVEAL HIDDEN ELEMENTS MODE / Toggles the Reveal Hidden Elements Mode.

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R then P

REFERENCE PLANE / Creates a reference plane using drawing tools.

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U then G

UNGROUP / Ungroups members of a group.

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V then U

UNHIDE CATEGORY / Enables a hidden category to appear in view.

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C then M

PLACE A COMPONENT / Place a component.

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D

ALIGNED DIMENSION / Creates an aligned dimension.

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F then R

FIND/REPLACE / Find and replace.

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G then P

MODEL GROUP:CREATE GROUP; DETAIL GROUP:CREATE GROUP / Creates a group of elements.

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L then I

MODEL LINE; BOUNDARY LINE; REBAR LINE / Places a new line.

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L then L

LEVEL / Places a level in view.

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M then D

MODIFY / Enters selection mode to select elements to modify.

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P then P

PROPERTIES; TOGGLE PROPERTIES PALETTE / Toggles the Properties palette.

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or Ctrl + 1
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or V then P
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R then P

REFERENCE PLANE / Creates a reference plane using drawing tools.

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T then X

TEXT / Adds text

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E then S

MEP SETTINGS:ELECTRICAL SETTINGS / Accesses dialog box to specify wiring parameters, voltages definitions, distribution systems, cable tray and conduit settings, and load calculation and circuit numbering settings.

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M then S

MEP SETTINGS:MECHANICAL SETTINGS / Accesses dialog box to configure component sizes, and the behavior and appearance of the mechanical systems.

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S then U

ADDITIONAL SETTINGS:SUN SETTINGS / Opens the sun settings dialog box.

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U then N

PROJECT UNITS / Opens the Project Units tool.

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A then L

ALIGN / Aligns one or more elements with selected element.

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A then R

ARRAY / Creates a linear or radial array of selected elements.

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C then O

COPY / Copies selected element(s).

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or C then C
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C then P

COPE; APPLY COPING / Applies coping to steel beam or columns.

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C then S

CREATE SIMILAR / Creates an element of the same type as the selected element.

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D then E

DELETE / Removes selected element(s) from the building model.

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D then I

ALIGNED DIMENSION / Creates an aligned dimension.

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D then M

MIRROR - DRAW AXIS / Reverses the position of a selected model element, using a user-generated line as the mirror axis.

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E then H

HIDE IN VIEW:HIDE ELEMENTS / Hides an element from view.

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E then L

SPOT ELEVATION / Displays the elevation of a selected point.

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E then O then D

OVERRIDE GRAPHICS IN VIEW:OVERRIDE BY ELEMENT / Changes the graphic display settings for selected elements in the current view.

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L then I

MODEL LINE; BOUNDARY LINE; REBAR LINE / Places a new line.

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L then W

LINEWORK / Overrides the line style of selected line in the active view only.

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M then A

MATCH TYPE PROPERTIES / Opens the Match Type tool to convert one or more elements to match the type assigned to another element.

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M then M

MIRROR - PICK AXIS / Reverses the position of a selected model element, using a selected line as the mirror axis.

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M then V

MOVE / Moves a selected element.

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O then F

OFFSET / Moves a selected model line, detail line, wall, or beam a specified distance perpendicular to its length.

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P then N

PIN / Locks a model element in place.

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PP

PROPERTIES; TOGGLE PROPERTIES PALETTE / Toggles the Properties palette.

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or Ctrl + 1
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or V then P
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P then T

PAINT / Opens the Paint tool.

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R then C

COPE:REMOVE COPING / Removes coping.

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R then E

SCALE / Resizes the selected element.

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R then O

ROTATE / Rotates selected element around an axis.

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R then P

REFERENCE PLANE / Creates a reference plane using drawing tools.

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S then F

SPLIT FACE / Divides the face of an element into regions for application of different materials.

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S then L

SPLIT ELEMENT / Cuts an element (such as a wall or line) at a selected point.

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T then R

TRIM/EXTEND TO CORNER / Trims or extend one or more elements to form a corner.

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U then P

UNPIN / Unpins an element that is locked in position or an element that is driven by its host system.

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V then H

HIDE IN VIEW:HIDE CATEGORY / Hides an element category from view.

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3 then 2

2D MODE / Navigates the view using only 2D navigation options.

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3 then F

FLY MODE / Simulates flying through a model.

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3 then O

OBJECT MODE / Navigates and reorients the view in the direction of the controller cap.

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3 then W

WALK MODE / Simulates walking through a model.

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Z then A

ZOOM ALL TO FIT / Zooms to fit all in view.

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Z then E

ZOOM TO FIT / Zooms to fit.

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or Z then F
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or Z then X
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Z then O

ZOOM OUT(2X) / Zooms out the project view by 2X.

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or Z then V
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Z then P

PREVIOUS PAN/ZOOM / Returns to previous pan or zoom.

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or Z then C
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Z then R

ZOOM IN REGION / Zooms to a region.

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or Z then Z
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Z then S

ZOOM SHEET SIZE / Zooms to sheet size.

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P then C

SNAP TO POINT CLOUDS / Snaps to point cloud.

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S then C

CENTERS / Snaps to center

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S then E

ENDPOINTS / Snaps to endpoints.

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S then I

INTERSECTIONS / Snaps to intersection.

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S then M

MIDPOINTS / Snaps to midpoint.

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S then N

NEAREST / Snaps to nearest.

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S then O

SNAPS OFF / Turns snaps off.

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S then P

PERPENDICULAR / Snaps to perpendicular.

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S then Q

QUADRANTS / Snaps to quadrant.

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S then R

SNAP TO REMOTE OBJECTS / Snaps to objects that are not near the element.

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S then S

TURN OVERRIDE OFF / Turns off override feature.

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S then T

TANGENTS / Snaps to tangent.

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S then W

WORK PLANE GRID / Snaps to the work plane grid.


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Program name: Autodesk Revit Autodesk Revit (Scientific)

Autodesk Revit is a building information modeling software for architects, structural engineers, designers. It allows to design building and structure in 3D, as well as using of 2D drawings.

Web page: autodesk.com/products/revit/ov...

Last update: 11/11/2019 8:10 PM UTC

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