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How to identify the host element?

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Anonymous
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How to identify the host element?

How to identify the host for a hosted element?

 

For example, I have a framing tag which I moved from its original position and now I want to check which framing elements this tag is associated with.

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CoreyDaun
in reply to: Anonymous

For these rogue Tags, enable the leader momentarily, and it will be pointing to it's host.

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Anonymous
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Thanks CADastrophe, this is a great solution for this particular case.

 

However, this was only an example. Another scenario: floor hosted generic models, similarly I would like to ckeck where they are hosted.

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CoreyDaun
in reply to: Anonymous

For other elements, though, this is kind of obnoxious. Face-Based families will report their Host's Type under Properties, but that's it. I couldn't find a good way to identify a Floor or Wall-Hosted element's host. But if you delete the host, the dependent elements will also be deleted, so you can delete a floor and if the element in question vanished, you've identified the host. This not a good solution, so I hope someone else has a better method.

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cuen.saul
in reply to: Anonymous

Sorry for the 4 years late reply but for other users with that doubt nowadays.

 

What I use to do is to select the element whose host I want to know, select Edit Work Plane and the actual work plane colors up.

 

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