Sorry if this is a newbie question... Is there a method to identify what template type was used for family revit?
Thank a lot for yoyr help ![]()
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Constantin Stroescu
That would only give you the family category that it is currently set to - not the template that was used to create it.
This is something I've wondered about a few times (typcially when reverse engineering a family) and I don't think there is anything stored in the family that actually tells you the template that was used.
For Model in Place Components click on Component > Model > Edit in Place > Modify > Family Category and Parameters - the category is highlighted
Constantin Stroescu
You are right.
Anyway,in my opinion,in the work proces ,Category matters...
Constantin Stroescu
@constantin.stroescu haha - you are clearly better at reading between the lines as to what the OP was actually looking for than I!! ![]()
@constantin.stroescu and @Keith_Wilkinson Thank you both for your replies.
I really appreciate your time Constantin, and a video makes all the difference. Thanks a lot.
I also agree with Keith in that it only gives the general family category and not the specific one, and I was trying to "reverse engineer" a family that is made of lots of nested components/families. But at least it is a good start and gives the general information. I understand the process to find the information, but I am mixed for the result as it only gives part of the solution not the full picture.
I also understand Revit my not offer a way to decipher excactly what template was used.
Anyway, again thank you as it helps a lot ![]()
Well I ran accross this post and it's like two months old but I'm still gonna drop a comment for who ever comes accross it too.
ie: it can't be that the reference is a basic ceiling and its the Generic Model Wall Based.rfa
Click the base reference element in the family and you ll get which template it is:
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