Where Do Callouts Go in Revit?
To See the Callout View, Double-Click the Callout Head. the Callout View Displays in the Drawing Area. If You Created a New Drafting View for the Reference...
To see the callout view, double-click the callout head. The callout view displays in the drawing area. If you created a new drafting view for the reference callout, the new view displays in the Project Browser under Views (all) Drafting Views. Create the drafting view as desired.
What is a callout reference?
A reference callout is a callout that refers to an existing view. When you add a reference callout, Revit Architecture does not create a view in the project. Instead, it creates a pointer to a specified, existing view. Multiple reference callouts can point to the same view.
What is the purpose of callouts in Revit?
The callout view shows an enlarged version of part of the parent view, and provides more information or details about that part of the building model. You can add a detail callout or a view callout to a plan, section, detail, or elevation view. When you draw the callout bubble in a view, Revit creates a callout view.