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Hi Everybody!
I started with an Electrical Fixture Wall Based family template
2 Questions:
1. Why is there no Filled Region option? Is there a work around?
2. How do I label Height Above Finished Floor?
Any help would be great!!!
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1. Typically if you take the time to create a family you will actually build it and not use a fill region to repersent it, but I suppose you could use a big model line to fill something in.
2. See the attached. You need to add reference planes, one on the floor and one let say in the middle of the switch (or whatever your buidling). Then you have to add a dimension between then, and then you have to add a parameted to it. This will allow you to move the object up and down the wall.
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My filled region example is for a Tele/Data Outlet. I want to represent it in model with a nice cover plate but in plan I want the half filled v...
I actually solved the second one. I created an annotation tag that picked up the Above Finished floor Shared Parameter...
Thanks for your suggestions.
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