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I am using Revit Architecture 2013 and am trying to create a window family that has different grid options built into the family. I have included a copy of one of my window families I am working on and an image for an examples of what happens when I load all my windows into a project and place them. Some of the grid families do not automatically adjust to the size it should be. But if I click on the window (lets say it as no grids) and then select the no grid parameter again then it will adjust. Does anyone have any suggestions on how I can get these windows to adjust automatically so I don't need to do an extra step to make them look right!?
Thanks! 🙂 ... They work fine if I have just one family loaded (like Just the casement) But when I load more then one (Like the Slider family and Double Casement family that I have attached) I start to have some issues. Some sizes come in fine and some do not.
I did not try with the new families, but in general, once a family is working properly, it should not be affected by other families being loaded afterwards, unless you are overwriting shared families used by multiple families.
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