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Toggle bubbles
- Four independent directions: top, bottom, left, right
- Computed against the active view's axes, not global ones
- Applies to every grid and level visible in the view
VIEWS & SHEETS
Grid Bubble.
Toggle grid and level bubbles on all four sides, computed against the active view's own X/Y axes so rotated views still behave.
01 · THE PROBLEM
The bubbles at the ends of Revit grids and levels are tiny checkboxes that only appear when the cursor sits exactly at the datum end — turning them on or off in all four directions means clicking end by end, axis by axis, view by view, and once a plan is rotated to True North, figuring out which end counts as "top" or "left" gets confusing on screen.
40+ lần click
Toggling bubbles one end at a time
A 15-grid system in two directions already has 30 ends to toggle individually; each one needs the cursor parked exactly on a tiny hotspot before the checkbox even appears to click.
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Rotated views scramble top/bottom/left/right
Once the plan is rotated to True North, "top" on screen no longer matches "top" on the project axes — users have to eyeball the conversion, and it's easy to toggle the wrong end.
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No bulk toggle across selected grids
Revit has no "hide the left bubble on every selected grid" command — each checkbox is a per-instance property on that one end, so selecting many grids at once still doesn't batch the action.
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Redone from scratch in every new view
Bubble configuration doesn't carry over to a new view or a duplicated plan — that same 30-click routine repeats for every floor plan, section or detail that shows the grid.
02 · FEATURES
What it does
The one comparable add-in on the Autodesk App Store is the free ReviTea Grid/Level, whose Switch Bubbles command needs a Grid, Level, Reference Plane or Detail Line picked as a "boundary" before it will toggle bubbles against it — and its last update stopped at Revit 2017, so it won't even install on current Revit versions. Grid Bubble needs no reference boundary at all — it reads straight off the active view's own X/Y axes:
TOOL INTERFACE · RUNNING IN REVIT
Operational interface and functional overview
The interface is matched to the tool window running in Revit.
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