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368   |  ChaPter  10  Working With Phasing, grouPs, and design oPtions



                           Implementing Phase Settings
                           Applying the notion of time to your project may seem complicated, but it is actually quite simple
                           to implement. There are three basic aspects you need to understand about the settings related to
                           phasing:
                             ◆ ◆ What are the major phases of your project?
                             ◆ ◆ How will you use the phasing properties to filter views within your project
                                documentation?

                             ◆ ◆ What is the graphic convention to convey an object’s phase?
                             These aspects are expressed in the three tabs of the Phasing dialog box. On the Manage tab
                           of the ribbon, click the Phasing button to open the Phasing dialog box, shown in Figure 10.8.


                 Figure 10.8
                 The Phasing
                 dialog box




























                           applying Project Phases
                           In the most common of phased projects, you’ll have views to illustrate Existing, Demolition,
                           and New Construction conditions. On more complex projects, you might have several stages of
                           new construction as you build out larger facilities. Because this dialog box shows only Existing
                           and New Construction, new users will mistakenly create a new phase for Demolition. As we’ll
                           demonstrate later, demolished elements are represented with phase filters, not as a dedicated
                           project phase.













          c10.indd   368                                                                             5/3/2014   11:04:34 AM
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