Parameters for families

Parameters for families

daniel.vrajitoru
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Parameters for families

daniel.vrajitoru
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How can I add color and hatching in the family parameters for this element. Thanks for the help!

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barthbradley
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daniel.vrajitoru
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This I would like to do, but I can't find how.

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barthbradley
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Why don't you just do that in the Project via Graphic Overrides?  

 

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daniel.vrajitoru
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It is about a table that I would like to automate with standard values and I would also like to be able to change the colors and hatching with them at once. That's what I want to achieve. But I can't find how I can do this.

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barthbradley
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@daniel.vrajitoru wrote:

It is about a table that I would like to automate with standard values and I would also like to be able to change the colors and hatching with them at once. That's what I want to achieve. But I can't find how I can do this.

 

 


 

Table?  Can you tell us what this Family is and how it is to be used in Revit?   

 

 

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ToanDN
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Create different types in the family, each has a filled region type with a different color. Furthermore, you can nest that family in another family and use a family type parameter to create a drop down list.

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lim.wendy
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Hi Daniel,

Thanks for reaching out to the forum. Have you had a chance to look over the suggestions provided by our experts?

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