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Hello,
I am trying to tag equipment that has been nested into casework family. When I load the family into the project, the tag appears to be only for millwork. Is there are any ways to tag equipment built within the family?
Thank you very much!
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Revit recognizes that some elements are 1 item - like a window. You don't need, or want to see, anything else that makes up the window. But sometimes you have elements that have seperate parts like you have. Revis default is a family is one element and only that information is available.
If you want a sub-family to be shared to the project, then you have to set that switch. Edit the family and under the properties tab / family categories and parameters (yellow folder) / family parameters / set the shared switch.
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Thank you very much!
I have made the casework family with nested elements shared and load back into the project. I am still unable to tag the equipment. Please see attached.
If you know any ways of how I can work it out, that would be GREATLY apprecisted!
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Works just fine. Remember - these items are specialty equipment - not casework!
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sorry... Yes. They appear in the schedule but I would like to have a physical tag on the plan
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^^^ READ ^^^^ They are specialty equipment! You have to use the correct tag.
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Thank you for being so nice 
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