Room bounding lost in Linked File

[Anonymous]

Why is this happening when I use a Revit room bounding linked file? I have selected room bounding on the linked file but it still wont work. Please help. 

[barthbradley]

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@Anonymous wrote:

I have selected room bounding on the linked file but it still wont work. 

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Work how?   Like cook and clean and whisper sweet nothings in your ear?   

[ennujozlagam]

share your file so we can check? thanks

[ToanDN]

Are the exterior walls from the link as well?

[TripleM-Dev.net]

Maybe the walls of the link themself aren't have roombounding disabled?

- Michel

[TripleM-Dev.net]

That didn't translate correct. 😂

Maybe the roombounding property of the walls themself in the link are unchecked?

[Anonymous]

Yes the wall are in other linked files as well. My best suspicion is that the linked file-level does not match my own... 

[barthbradley]

How is it not working?

[Anonymous]

it is only room bounding to some but not to others. They should all be hatched in. 

[RobDraw]

You need to explain what you are doing.

Are you showing us rooms in the linked file or are you trying to make rooms?

[barthbradley]

Just post the files.  Or, at minimum, diagram your workflow -- maybe through a color-keyed flow chart.    

[Anonymous]

1. Link file to shared coords 

2. Check Room bounding 

3. Check room bounding on walls is selected 

4. Check room separation lines are on in view 

5. Tag all (including linked files) 

6. See below - room unbound 

[Anonymous]

I managed to fix the issue by what I thought was unassigned rooms interfering. But then I did something and the room bounding has been lost again and I can't figure out why. 😞 see the same file below 

[TripleM-Dev.net]

Maybe Phases not matching between linked and host file?

Just guessing at this point....

[Anonymous]

how do you change the phase of the host file pls? 

[barthbradley]

Phase Mapping. Select Link and check under its Type Properties.