Yeah.... after the 2013 debacle of the double click in Revit 2013 you now have double click options.
For those of you who haven't yet used 2013, if you double click on a family element in your project it will activate the family editor.. seemed good in theory but how many times do you accidentally or inadvertently double click on objects... it would drive people nuts having to close a family after opening it by mistake.
So I guess the Revit developers were inundated with requests to fix this so in Revit 2014 we now have the option (under Options) to now select what happens when you double click...
Options are:
For those of you who haven't yet used 2013, if you double click on a family element in your project it will activate the family editor.. seemed good in theory but how many times do you accidentally or inadvertently double click on objects... it would drive people nuts having to close a family after opening it by mistake.
So I guess the Revit developers were inundated with requests to fix this so in Revit 2014 we now have the option (under Options) to now select what happens when you double click...
Options are:
- Edit elements by double-clicking
- Edit assembly mode, open schedule view, activate view, edit profile, boundaries, sketches, and more.
- Options dialogue to control double-click features
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