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Why can't I manually edit the number of tick marks?
Why can't I manually edit the number of tick marks?
I am trying to add wiring to my model. I am going from the panel back to the last receptacle to create the homerun. However the tick marks are showing the incorrect amount of neutral and ground. But it will not let me edit the amount of tick marks. I have tried changing the setting off of calculated to just "on" but no luck. Why can't I manually edit the number of tick marks?
On a plan showing the wiring, you can select the wire and a +/- symbol should appear. This allows you to add conductors. You can also modify the number of conductors, grounds or nuetrals in the properties box.
I believe the situation Turner refers to is when you can not edit conductor #'s in properties box; neither can you use add/minus symbols onscreen. I am having the same issue. What's confusing to me is other homeruns in the plan are fully editable (as you describe). I'm convinced it must have something to do with the electrical connector's properties within the family... but have no idea which. (See attached file for what my "properties palette" looks like)
Any insights here would be helpful. I'll post if I figure it out. Thanks!
~ Frequent user of Autocad 2019, Autocad 2012 LT, Revit
