Looking for some input....
When I am adding details to a floor plan such as: floor joist direction/span direction, Ive been just using detail lines to show layout and span direction. I'm sure there's a "Revit" way to do it, I just havent found it yet.
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Well yes... the notes refer to the floor joist layout... but I did not model the joists. There is a floor, but not with individual joists...
I got it figured out... Created a detail family... works perfect, my first one. I guess you can call me a family man.
I finally learned something during this quarantine...
FYI... Im still working in Revit LT. They dont give me those tools you posted above...
yes... beam systems.. joists... like a floor framed with 2 x 10's @ 16" 0.C.
if i place joists like that... using the beam option in the structure tab... (which i havent been doing..) what then..? how'd you get that "2 x 12 " notation?
I can use that...!!! thank you
ok... I've created a detail component (directional arrows) with a generic annotation built in (text label). It all works really well. I can place it....stretch it... and rotate it... but the text is not locked to the center. What did I do wrong? You can see in my picture, I placed the detail component three times with varied length... but the text remains the same distance from the left end (insertion point).
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Test this:
See what I did? Aligned and Locked Symbol to Ref. Plane constrained by EQ. Dims.
that worked perfect... I didnt realize that the symbol had a centerline reference to align to. Partly, i overlooked this because up until now, i was using a text label instead of that symbol... and I couldnt figure out how to align the text label to anything.
One other question if you can.... in that file, I was having trouble figuring out how to move the "rotation" point from the center of the arrow out to the insertion point. I achieved this by placing a reference line off to the left... I have no idea why that worked, but it did... surely there's a better way.
Yeah, I wondering about that stuff over to the left. I don't think you need it. But, who am I to say.
If you want the rotation center at the middle, then make that Ref. Plane you added a Origin Center Right/Left Reference. And get rid of that "stuff" .
…I'm going to come back at you with something in a bit.
what i want is the rotation point to be the same as the insertion point... by default, the rotation is the center line... and I dont see an adequate control whereby i can change it.
Even the way it is though... this saves me a ton of time during detailing... you dont want to know what I was doing before.
Try this one. The Tick Marks are an Generic Annotation Family. They will behave like Text (e.g. they will maintain their Sheet Size no matter View Scale). Set TYPE Parameter "Tick Size". Also, Label Offset is controlled via Parameter and will be draggable (via Shape Handles) in Project per Instance.
Spacebar-Rotates about midpoint at label.
@georgehobel wrote:what i want is the rotation point to be the same as the insertion point...
Sh*t! I misunderstood. This one rotates about insertion point (e.g. Origin Ref Planes intersection).
Note: this one as a INSTANCE Visibility Parameter associated to the Label/Text. Might be good to prevent clusterf*cks at small View Scales. FWIW.
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Did one of those 2 families work for you? Or, did I just f*ck up a perfectly good family? he, he. It happens.
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