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Revit Column family height changing

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Message 1 of 8
brianwclayton1969
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Revit Column family height changing

Good evening, I have a column that I added a steel plate to and created a family. Now I can't make the height adjustment through the Properties box or the Type properties box without going into the EDIT FAMILY tab.

I have set the reference plane and nothing is locked, this is free moving. I am using a Revit HSS column already created I added a plate and created a family, now I want to make it adjustable in height, I couldn't find the place to add an additional level so I added the Reference plane.

See attached Revit family, it's in version 23

Thanks

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Message 2 of 8

you can try this and see if helps?

 





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Message 3 of 8

There's a documented workaround to do this.  See this video.  There are others on-line.  

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pmWiQB-bZd8

Message 4 of 8

Ennujozlagam,

What did you do to make the column adjustable?

Thanks

Message 5 of 8

You ought to use the Generic Model two level based.rft (Revit Family Template). 

Message 6 of 8

first edit your column family and add dimensions as shown

ennujozlagam_1-1701138666201.png

 

 

second load into your rfa file and add dimensions  height

 

ennujozlagam_2-1701138806107.png

 





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Message 7 of 8

How 'bout just using the OOTB HSS? It's fully parametric.  

Message 8 of 8

Barth,

I used the family OOTB and changed a couple of things, it works. 

Thanks

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