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Please see the images attached.
I have fire alarm device families in my floor plan that appear fine at 1:50 scale. As soon as i edit my Plan to 1:200 Scale, the family size increase's also. How do i stop this?
These families came from a linked file that i bounded.. I am using Revit 2014.
Cheers Andy
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Those families are probably symbols - not model families. Symbols are annotative and don't scale with the view.
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How can i scale the symbols accordingly? They are part of my reflective ceiling plan and we need to co-ordinate accurately.
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You don't scale these unless you build a new family. You seem to want model elements.
You say you "bounded" the file. Do you mean you binded the linked file into yours?
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