Hello,
I'm trying to create a formula that should use a Family Type list and return a number to a dimansions parameter. Is it possible to do this? I receive the "Inconsistent units" error.
Thank you very much!
Hello,
I'm trying to create a formula that should use a Family Type list and return a number to a dimansions parameter. Is it possible to do this? I receive the "Inconsistent units" error.
Thank you very much!
Your "DN" parameter was created incorrectly, check the parameter Type (length/integer/number etc.)...scratch that, you're trying to check for a text value this is not possible this way. The way to do it is to create a type 50, which when selected selects the 50 family type aswell as sets the DN type parameter to 50. But you're trying to do it within the DN300 type I guess, can you elaborate what it needs to do?
Your "DN" parameter was created incorrectly, check the parameter Type (length/integer/number etc.)...scratch that, you're trying to check for a text value this is not possible this way. The way to do it is to create a type 50, which when selected selects the 50 family type aswell as sets the DN type parameter to 50. But you're trying to do it within the DN300 type I guess, can you elaborate what it needs to do?
Hi and thanks for your answer!
I'm trying to do a drop-down list that can change the size of a pipe.
I already have different types (DN 300, DN 250, etc) but I want to change another pipe's size within DN 300 type..
I was wondering if this is possible...
Thank you again !
Hi and thanks for your answer!
I'm trying to do a drop-down list that can change the size of a pipe.
I already have different types (DN 300, DN 250, etc) but I want to change another pipe's size within DN 300 type..
I was wondering if this is possible...
Thank you again !
@SteveKStafford posted an interesting solution for this. Read it here:
Andrej Ilić
phonetical: ændreɪ ilich
MSc Arch
Autodesk Expert Elite Alumni
@SteveKStafford posted an interesting solution for this. Read it here:
Andrej Ilić
phonetical: ændreɪ ilich
MSc Arch
Autodesk Expert Elite Alumni
If you have multiple dropdown selections you need to base the types on it, ie.:
example type "DN 300-50"
select family type dn 300
select family type dn 50
set type parameter dn to 50mm
example type "DN 300-60"
select family type dn 300
select family type dn 60
set type parameter dn to 60mm
So, no formula's there. Here's the post mentioned above by @Ilic.Andrej, perhaps that is more in line with what you are trying to do.
If you have multiple dropdown selections you need to base the types on it, ie.:
example type "DN 300-50"
select family type dn 300
select family type dn 50
set type parameter dn to 50mm
example type "DN 300-60"
select family type dn 300
select family type dn 60
set type parameter dn to 60mm
So, no formula's there. Here's the post mentioned above by @Ilic.Andrej, perhaps that is more in line with what you are trying to do.
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