LEGEND COMPONENT WRONG ORIENTATION

LEGEND COMPONENT WRONG ORIENTATION

alejandroCH79K
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LEGEND COMPONENT WRONG ORIENTATION

alejandroCH79K
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Hi Team, 

 

At the moment, I am working with a plate (Family) whose orientation is correct when I place it in elevation or 3d

 

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However, when I place the family in a legend is rotated 

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i thought i did wrong the orientation in the family but no, in the family the orientation is correct.

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any idea how to fix this? I have been 2 days on the phone with  autodesk support and they just told me to redraw it with detail line haha

Cheers.

 

 

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edwin.prakoso
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Does pressing space when placing the family help in correcting the orientation? 

Does it happen in all files or only in a specific file? 

Maybe you can upload the family so we can check it? 

Cheers,
Edwin Prakoso
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alejandroCH79K
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Hi @edwin.prakoso , 

 

Yes, at the moment, to place the family in a wall elevation or 3d, the orientation is correct, and the space bar rotates it before putting it

 

When I do this in the legend, the orientation is incorrect and does not rotate with the space bar.

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ToanDN
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Orientation of element in Legend view is fixed and not always as expected (depends on family host type).  I suggest you nest the family in another family, rotate it, load it in the project and use it for legend.

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alejandroCH79K
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Hi @ToanDN , 

 

That sounds like an interesting solution; how do I nest the family in another family?

 

Cheers

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ToanDN
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- Create a new family

- Open your family and Load it to the new family, place and rotate

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Message 7 of 13

alejandroCH79K
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Hi @ToanDN

 

A metric Generic Model should be ok?.

 

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ToanDN
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@alejandroCH79K wrote:

Hi @ToanDN

 

A metric Generic Model should be ok?.

 

 

 


Yes.

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Message 9 of 13

alejandroCH79K
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I gave it a go, and it still had the same result, still rotated in the legend

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Message 10 of 13

ToanDN
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Did you rotate the nested family in the new family by 90 degree?

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Message 11 of 13

alejandroCH79K
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No, I Didn't, but all these plates on my wall. Do I need to update it to the new family (nested) and then rotate it manually?

 

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Message 12 of 13

alejandroCH79K
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Sorry ,@ToanDN , I tried again with a Nested Family even not necessary need to rotate in the nested family; it's working

now.

 

Thanks for the help

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Message 13 of 13

johnl5PYL9
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So many horrible workarounds! Just fix it! It's a decade or more.