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Report parameters of a series of arcs in a schedule
Shared Parameters. Make each model arc into a generic model family with the required shared parameters. Insert into the project, associate add the shared parameters to your project. Associate the family parameters with the project parameters.
Rina Sahay Autodesk Expert Elite Revit Architecture Certified Professional
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You certainly don't have to make them adaptive as I have done for this video. You could just make a regular generic model family. You can even do each arch as an in-place component, but you'll have to make each one separately and go through the parameter assignment for each one. If you try to do multiple arches in a single in-place component, and they are different sizes, they can't share the same parameter value. So you've got to make separate instances. Hope that makes sense. If you only have a few this is fine, but if you have a lot it would be tedious, and so better to make as a family.
