Autodesk Revit Unit Schemas 2021 22.0.2.392

A unit schema is a set of rules and standards that define how measurements are represented in a Revit project. It includes units of measurement and their abbreviations, as well as formatting rules for displaying values.

Revit 2021 includes 24 unit schemas, including US Imperial, Metric, and other regional variations.

Changing the unit schema can have an impact on all measurements in your project. For example, changing from Metric to US Imperial units could cause dimensions and other values to appear differently in your project.

Yes, you can create a custom unit schema in Revit by specifying the units of measurement and formatting rules according to your needs.

To apply a unit schema to a view or schedule, go to the Properties palette and select "Format" under the appropriate parameter. From there, you can choose the desired unit schema for that parameter.

Using consistent unit schemas helps ensure that all measurements and values in your project are accurate and understandable. It also allows your team members and stakeholders to interpret your project data consistently.

The default unit schema in Revit depends on your regional settings. For example, if your regional settings are set to United States, the default unit schema will be US Imperial.

Yes, you can change the default unit schema in Revit by updating your regional settings in Windows Control Panel.

To check which unit schema a parameter is using, select the parameter in the Properties palette and look for "Format" under the heading. The selected unit schema will be displayed there.

You can find more information about Revit unit schemas in the Autodesk Knowledge Network or the Revit Help documentation.