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In a schedule, when you change the type information (like type mark), what happens to instances of that type?

Only the specific instance updates based on the change

All instances of that type update with the new information

When type information such as type mark is changed in a schedule, all instances of that particular type automatically update to reflect the new information. This behavior is fundamental to how Revit operates, meaning that the type serves as a template for all instances. For example, if you modify the type mark for a specific type of door, every instance of that door across the entire project updates to show the new type mark. This ensures consistency throughout the model, as any adjustments made to type properties affect all related instances. It is particularly useful in maintaining accurate documentation and ensuring that all elements that share the same type properties are in sync, which is crucial for coordination and project management in BIM (Building Information Modeling).

No instances update, but a new instance has to be created

Only instances in the current view update

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