What does the DWF markup function of Revit do? Through the DWF markup function, we can quickly proofread and review project drawing information and deliver interactive communication between CAD and REVIT. So we all need to learn to use Revit's DWF markup function. This article will share a tutorial on how to use Revit's DWF markup function. If you want to learn, please see the detailed introduction below. How to use Revit's DWF markup function In the "Import/Link DWF File" dialog box, locate the DWF markup file and select it, then click "Open". The Link Markup Page to Revit Sheet dialog box opens. In the dialog box, under the "DWF View" column, the names of the drawing views that are tagged in the DWF file are displayed. The "Revit View" column will display the corresponding Revit drawing view. If the sheet name in the DWF file is the same as the sheet name in the Revit file, the Revit sheet name will be automatically populated in the Revit View column. If the Revit sheet view name changes after exporting to DWF, the "Revit View" column will display "" next to the DWF sheet view. If the Revit View value is , select the Revit drawing view by clicking the box below the Revit View column and selecting a name from the list. If there are several other drawing views in the revit file and you need to apply the mark to one of the drawing views, you can do the same. This only works if the other sheet title block is the same size as the original title block. Note: DWF markers will be placed on the drawing view as imported symbols. Markers are locked, which means that unless they are created in Autodesk Design Review, you cannot modify the position of the markers, and they cannot be copied, rotated, mirrored, deleted, or grouped. The above is "How to use the DWF mark function of Revit". After reading the above usage tutorial, you should be able to learn to use the DWF mark function. Follow to learn more graphic tutorial "articles".