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12-30-2017
10:24 AM
12-30-2017
10:24 AM
It won’t happen.
Programmatically speaking, each Revit objets has its own attributes and inherited the attributes (parameters) of the higher hierarchies classes.
When you add shared parameters, you create attributes externally and made it available to others families ( that’s why it is called shared parameters).
Basically, You are asking Autodesk to rewrite the entire software.
It also doesn’t make sense for me when i started, but i get used to it. and through programming, with Python or C#, you will see that Revit is an object oriented based software.
Programmatically speaking, each Revit objets has its own attributes and inherited the attributes (parameters) of the higher hierarchies classes.
When you add shared parameters, you create attributes externally and made it available to others families ( that’s why it is called shared parameters).
Basically, You are asking Autodesk to rewrite the entire software.
It also doesn’t make sense for me when i started, but i get used to it. and through programming, with Python or C#, you will see that Revit is an object oriented based software.