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When I imported the CAD drawings of plantings, how can I link then to the parameter of "tree height" to make them adjustable in any projects. Many thanks~!!
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You can't, CAD objects are like dumb objects, they aren't parametric, You must use the "Scale" tool to change the size of that object.
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Since Revit 2012 it became possible to assign a parameter to CAD imports, and consequently define a tree height to planting families. We have a video on how it works : parametric revit tree scale (see: Tutorial / Parametric Scale).
Edited on: Fri, Oct 4, 2013 at 1:31:46 AM
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