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attempts to load anypalce but roof plan View unsuccessful, how would one change settings? thanks in advance sp
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first, i would suggest you communicate what the problem is exactly.second-- state which version of Revit you use.i think you are talking about "why is there a family" in my "_______"you need to check your host for the family, and re-host the family object (skylight) to a level specific host, such as a roof level, instead of using a generic or general host, such as concrete 8" slab. let me know if this works, and if this was even your problem... I once had a bar on every generic 8" slab i added, too!!! !!! wrong host!!!good luck!
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The majority of all sky-lights I have seen are roof based. Getting it to change to a different type you would have to copy and paste into a different family type. I would recomend Face Based if you are trying to get it to attach to a different element other than a roof. This should also solve your issue of the loading. If it doesnt, just place the skylight where you can, and rehost it like charlotte suggested.
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Have you tried grouping the one item and moving it? I have some floor-hosted families that operate independent of their host once they have been grouped. Wall-hosted families don't seem to do this though, so a roof-hosted may or may not work. Anyone know why my floor hosted-family does this? Details: AR08, Floor-hosted chair so that they move up and down with the sloped floor automatically. If I group any of them (or a single one) they can be moved away from the floor and the floor can be moved out from under them while all instances not in a group move with the floor/host. Sorry for the tangent-topic.
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