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hi, I am using revit 09, i need to tag my floor levels (both Structural slab lvl and finished floor lvl) and i need to tag my false ceiling lvl in floor plan. I tried with spot elevation for floor slab lvl i am able to get FFl but i don’t know how to add prefix (FFL) to it and i also don’t know how to bring SSL (Structural slab Lvl as i said before!! And i need box around my tags (please refer attachment). For false ceiling i am drawing a line by underlying false ceiling plan and locking with my ceiling but don’t know how to bring the level for false ceiling in floor plan. For Time being i am using everything as text............please help me to solve this issue. Thank you push
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I FOUND THE WAY TO ADD PREFIX TO THE LVELS BUT IN SPOT ELEVATION OPTION THERE IS TOP AND BOTTOM………….i have a slab thickness but my finish is part of that slab itself…I wonder how to get that value?????
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