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# Revit
### 1. Create your first project in Finch
* Navigate to the **`Projects`** page on the web-app and select **`Create New`**. Give your project a name, and hit **`OK`**.
### 2. Load the project into Revit
* Switch over to Revit and open the Finch plug-in, and select your new project and variant from the drop-down menus under the **`Project`** tab.
### 3. Create a building mass
* Create a Revit mass
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Finch accepts **mass families**. Objects that are in the same mass will be boolean unioned upon upload. Check the **`Massing`** tab in the Finch plug-in to see how many Finch valid masses you have in your file.
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### 4. Add grid lines (optional)
* In the Finch plug-in, add gridlines using the Revit grid tool.
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You can snap to gridlines while editing or while generating around a custom core.
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When generating a floor plate, slide the **`Grid Lines`** weight fully to the right to prioritize it.
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### 5. Upload
* In the Finch plug-in, select **`Massing`**.
* Check **`Active in view`** to only upload geometry that is visible in the current view.
* Select **`Upload Massing`**.
* The plug-in will display **`Uploading Mass Finished`** once the mass has been uploaded.
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If you want to learn how to upload multiple masses, you can read our guide on it here:
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### Video Tutorial
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