Floor tag showing the LEVEL of the floor

Floor tag showing the LEVEL of the floor

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Floor tag showing the LEVEL of the floor

Anonymous
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So, another pickle for you

 

Is there a way to get the "LEVEL" parameter of an object (like floors) into a label?

The scenario is:

My building has a few floors, which are not the same, thus creating lots of rooftop gardens on different levels. 

These rooftop gardens are a bit sloped of course, so there are different elevations at different spots on these roofs.

In my site plan, I want to show the level of each roof (the exact elevation isn't important, but the level is)

So I was trying to find a way to create a tag for floors which shows the "LEVEL" of the floor.

 

Any suggestions?

 

Thank you!

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Sahay_R
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Will Elevation at Top work for you?

I started with an OOTB floor tag

Select the Label>>Edit Label

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Anonymous
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HI

 

Like I said, the top elevation at each point on the floor would be different, as the floors are sloped.

I need the "basic" level of the floor' i.e the "LEVEL"

 

thanks

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ToanDN
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Create a calculated value parameter abd define if the elevation is within a certain range then return a certain Level value. It will be a long formula if you have many floors.
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aleksei.tkachenko
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Hello

 

You can use shared parameters. In my case I created shared text parameter for floors and called it "Level for label" . Than I created a schedule where Floor parameter Level lies beside the shared parameter so it is very easy to give correct values to shared parameter. Of course it doesn't work automatically, but It is not that difficult to input values manually.

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aleksei.tkachenko
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Just tried to make up a formula as @ToanDN described, and It works well:) However it is not a full-automatic solution, or am I missing something?

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ToanDN
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You are right. It isn't automatic but the ranges of levels are unlikely to change so I figured it would work. The same can be said for using a shared parameter and entering the value.

On another thought, if the height deltas between levels are consistent, or closed enough, an integer Calculated value = (Elevation top/ height delta) may work.
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Anonymous
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Floor Level Tag is Room Tag Label Level with sufix or prefix if necessary. Make new Type and new visibile parameter. Level Tags could be placed in floor plans and also in sections.

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