Is there a quick way to place windows equally between the walls of a room, without taking the room width, subtracting the total of the window widths and dividing by the # of spaces between windows plus the two spaces between the end windows and the wall.
If you set up a dimension string and dimension to the window centerlines and set an equality constraint that does not work because the spaces between windows will be less than the spaces between the end windows and the interior walls.
Looking at the end of your first message the dimension EQ button isn't going to suffice. It sounds like you're going to be doing this the time consuming way, with reference planes or detail lines then the align tool to make the windows align to the reference planes or detail lines. Not ideal, but that's Revit for you!
If your dimension string ends are at the insides of the walls, then of course the math doesn't work out. So just solve THAT problem. Place reference planes at those inside walls and then move them out 1/2 of the window width. Now make your dimension string using those reference planes.
I know, it's isn't perfectly simple, but at least it keeps your math down to just figuring half of the window width.
Hello everyone! the only solution I found was with global parameters like I show you in the images I hope this will be helpful
Gustavo Ubriaco Contreras
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