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10-25-2009 04:55 PM
Revit does a good job of centering the 2x4 grid in the rooms but you can't center a 2x4 light fixture in a small room. Any help?
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10-26-2009 04:02 AM in reply to:
jacobkuntz
You should be able to select a single line of the ceiling grid (may have to "Tab" to get it) and then just move that grid line to where you need it. This is of course if the ceiling is drawn in your file.
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10-26-2009 05:26 AM in reply to:
jacobkuntz
Thanks, Jacob
*Matt Stachoni
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10-26-2009 05:39 AM in reply to:
jacobkuntz
On Sun, 25 Oct 2009 23:55:47 +0000, jacobkuntz <> wrote:
>Revit does a good job of centering the 2x4 grid in the rooms but you can't center a 2x4 light fixture in a small room. Any help?
If you want to center the light independently from the ceiling grid, create a
dimension string from the wall to the center of the fixture to the other wall,
and hit the "EQ" constraint. Do the same for the other direction.
Matt
matt@stachoni.com
>Revit does a good job of centering the 2x4 grid in the rooms but you can't center a 2x4 light fixture in a small room. Any help?
If you want to center the light independently from the ceiling grid, create a
dimension string from the wall to the center of the fixture to the other wall,
and hit the "EQ" constraint. Do the same for the other direction.
Matt
matt@stachoni.com
