Nesting two line based families so they use the same reference line

Nesting two line based families so they use the same reference line

pietro_moneroQEMAY
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Nesting two line based families so they use the same reference line

pietro_moneroQEMAY
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Hello

 

I am struggling nesting a line based family into another one so they use the same "host" line

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What I want is that they both use the same line when modelling into a project.

I need two separated families, having multiple extrusions into a family does not work for me.

 

the pipe one does not snaps into the reference plane like the concrete one, how would you proceed?

 

thank you

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azad.Nanva
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is this a line base family ?

the line base have not the Equality.if it's imporant and necessary so do this to both.

 

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you sould select the pipe reference plane with TAB to lock to the reference plane of concrete family. 

 

share your family here.

 

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pietro_moneroQEMAY
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Hi Azad

 

yes, it is line based

 

The "main" family snaps with no problem to the planes with no problem, the nested one does not.

 

here is the family

 

thank you

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azad.Nanva
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this is too easy family if you use the Line Base Family and make the nasted in Structural Framing.

 

 

i make your variable pipes this can be more handy.

 

 

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pietro_moneroQEMAY
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Thank you @azad.Nanva you rock! I still have to test on different models, but in case I hope it is ok to reopen the discussion here

 

thanks again!

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pietro_moneroQEMAY
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pietro_moneroQEMAY_0-1730299951746.png

Sadly I would need to have the nested family shared to be able to associate parameters to the pipes and to have their volumes separated in the IFC export, but once I try to do it instances do not appear, as per picture. do you know if this is possible?

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azad.Nanva
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@pietro_moneroQEMAY wrote:

 

do you know if this is possible?


 

I can try.

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pietro_moneroQEMAY
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yes please, I cannot find a solution for that

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azad.Nanva
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@pietro_moneroQEMAY wrote:

yes please, I cannot find a solution for that


Try this one :

 

 

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