That might be complicated. It is simpler to add a horizontal flip control to the family. You want the ADA stall at the end? Click on the flip control.
If you want to doors to go to another side, you need types of stalls (left and right).
The category should be specialty equipment.
Constraints should go to reference planes, not to edges of geometry.
Also, consider that when the ADA stall is at the end of the corridor, sometimes the stall gets wider, taking also the width of the corridor. In that case the designer might not be able to use this family.
@barthbradley Just downloaded the latest and greatest Bradley families. They are still Revit 2012 MEP and they do exactly what I don't want them to do.
I've been using the Bradley families for four or five years now. A bit clunky to figure out, but can get what I want most every time.
@rsahayUZMK9 wrote:
I want to be able to generate an interior elevation that allows me to get a clear view of the wall surface and the partitions cut in section.
I was looking at partition families by Hadrian which are just as badly behaved. Specialty Equipment families will be the death of me yet....
Change them to one of the highlighted categories below if you want true cut. Alternatively, you can keep them as Specialty Equipment and create a filter to make them (semi) transparent so you can see what behind.
Oooooooooh. You mean like this?
Easy. First, of course, you have to change them to a category which is cut-able. You've already figured that out. The other bit you have to do, is while you're editing the family, go into the Front elevation view, do a selection box around everything, filter to just Detail Items, then either delete them or change their visibility settings to not show up in a particular Detail level you'd like to use.
