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Tagging for shaft opening

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Anonymous
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Tagging for shaft opening

Is it possible to tag a shaft opening?

 

Which elements are not able to be tagged?

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Alfredo_Medina
in reply to: Anonymous

I don't know all the list of elements that cannot be tagged, but at least Shaft Openings are one of those.

 

Alternative: Create a detail component family. Something simple, such as a rectangle with an "X"; put it inside the shaft, and then tag the detail component with a multi-category tag.

 

See illustration.


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sagar.londonites
in reply to: Anonymous

Or simply place a Room and tag the Room?

- Sagar
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henrik.pettersson
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MrA5h
in reply to: henrik.pettersson

I'm in Revit 2019 - I was 'Grouping' my Shafts, with a suitable name, hoping I could schedule them,

which you can, but Filtering the schedule is an issue as it does not seem you can add a Comment Column.

So, I tried to Filter them using the Group Name, but you can't do that either.

No doubt Revit 2020 it will all be well, holding my breath in anticipation.

MrA5H

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