Stop creating separate models. Learn Revit Design Options instead!

This tutorial provides a comprehensive overview of the Design Options tool in Revit, explaining its benefits, and key functionalities. It covers how to create option sets, manage views, and utilize overrides and visibility settings.

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0:00 Introduction
0:22 Design Options settings
0:38 Creating new Option Set
0:59 Creating new Option
1:06 Active options
1:11 Main model
1:19 Adding elements to an Option
1:39 View graphics
2:02 Creating element in active option
2:12 Primary option
2:20 Selection explained
2:57 Changing the primary option
3:21 Assign options on specific views
4:20 3D views
4:48 Accept primary and Delete options
5:07 Thanks for watching!

[alexvysochanskyi]

That's useful. I typically use worksets as options instead, as sometimes Options in Revit misbehave on drawings..A little ocnfusing when I actually choose the needed option

[Legojack]

I wonder if this would be a good way to build a backdrop/background for your revit model without said elements showing up in your normal views...

[jeunages]

1:30 it's strange. you can select option only once?
what if I want to modify the option sets for multiple units, should I create the part all again?