Elevation by Face.
Generate elevations in bulk following the building's orientation, named in Vietnamese — in the same pulldown as Create Views and Section by Grid.
Revit's default elevation marker spawns four views along the global X/Y axes, not the building's real orientation — for a building rotated off true north, the architect has to manually rotate the marker, name each view by the real-world direction by hand, then repeat the exact same routine on the next project.
The marker doesn't follow the building's orientation
The building sits off true north but the default marker still tracks the global axes — each elevation has to be rotated by hand, and the four directions easily fall out of alignment if the rotation isn't done consistently.
Naming each view in Vietnamese by real direction
Names like "North elevation" or a grid-based label have to be typed by hand for every view after creation, with nothing tying them to the building's actual orientation.
Template and crop applied separately per direction
There's no batch step — each direction needs its own view opened, template assigned, crop adjusted; skip one direction and the submission set is missing an elevation.
Nothing carries over between projects
Rotating the marker and naming the views has to start from scratch on every new project since the orientation and axes differ, with no standard routine to speed up the repeat.
Create ViewsCreate views in bulk (floor plans, sections, elevations) from a level × template × scope-box matrix.
View Template ManagerManage view templates: a full inspector, an A/B compare showing only differences, batch apply with confirmation.
Section by GridCreate sections along grid lines — named to the Vietnamese standard, depth and crop from the model extent.