Some time ago they added the ability to tell Revit we want a parameter to be able to store unique values even when the element is part of a group, like this.
That example is possible because it's a shared parameter. I find myself wishing that we could do the same thing for the built-in Panel Name parameter for electrical panels. These are unique identifiers in all the situations I've ever encountered. Never mind the unfortunate poor support for being in groups to begin with...
I wish that Panel Name could be like a Door's Mark parameter or a Room's Number...unique even when included in groups. I wish upon a star...
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Showing posts with label Panels. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Panels. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 19, 2017
Friday, August 15, 2014
Ribbon Panel Titles are Missing
The ribbon User Interface will let us turn off the ribbon's panel titles. I've never bothered to do this and today I was asked why a user's ribbon was missing them. I blanked...uh, um, graphics driver issue? While I was trying to make my brain work, he decided to right-click and saw this...
Add another troubleshooting saying to add to our collection, "When in doubt right click"!
Add another troubleshooting saying to add to our collection, "When in doubt right click"!
Labels:
Features,
Panels,
Ribbon,
User Interface
Thursday, May 29, 2014
Revit MEP - Choosing a Panel
This is a quick tip I picked up eavesdropping on a conversation with Martin Schmid (Autodesk). When you create a circuit and use Select Panel the list of panels in the drop-down on the Options Bar sorts the panels based on their proximity to your circuit's elements. That's pretty subtle and I never paid close enough attention to notice. I love subtle stuff!
Labels:
Circuits,
Electrical,
Panels,
Revit MEP,
Tips
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