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Hi Everyone! I created a massing model of a desk. Once I rotated my building, I lost the massing. I can see it in the project browser under families, but I can not insert it into my plan. How do I get my massing model back? I have "show mass" button on. I use Revit 2009.
Edited on: Wed, Feb 23, 2011 at 2:41:32 PM
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I always wonder why do people create items like this starting with a mass ....???? Is the mass in your model or was it deleted? If it is in the model, then you could probably find it from a 3D view ... pick it in the browser and right click - select all. If the family is not in the model, then you can probably select it in the browser and right-click - create instance.
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I forgot all about the "create from modeling" tool when I created it. The mass is in the project browser but not in the drawings (it was orginially before I moved the site). When I when to the "create instance" it just made me start a new mass.
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I just did a test - created a mass and it is in my families. Then I deleted it and guess what... it is no longer in my familes. What that means is that your mass is still in your project. Goto a 3D view - have mass on, find this family in your browser and right click - select all. Now in the 3D view, use your glasses to isolate element and you will find your mass.
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I found it. Thank you so much :-).
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