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Revit has a useful Multi-Category Tag annotation, but it does not work with the Railings and Mass categories. In 2006, 2017 and now, users are asking why this mark does not work with that categories, but no answer was found. It would be helpful if this mark would work with all categories in the project.
@kimberly_fuhrman-jones, Gutters and Fascias still cannot be tagged in Revit 2022.1, so the status of this issue should not be marked as Implemented...
@kimberly_fuhrman-jones, Gutters and Fascias still cannot be tagged in Revit 2022.1, so the status of this issue should not be marked as Implemented...
Thank you very much for your response. I am sure you are aware that many companies use earlier versions of Revit than the current one, so it would be great if you could also be able to check certain functionalities in these earlier versions.
As we all know the ultimate check is the software environment rather than the Help file. And this check shows that you cannot tag fascia and gutters with multidisciplinary tag in Revit 2022.1. Can you tag these specific objects in Revit 2024?
It would be also good to make sure what the Help file understands as "category". Fascia and gutters look like subcategories of the Roof category (although I am not sure if technically they are), so the statement you quoted my not apply to them
I would be very grateful for your clarification of this issue.
I spoke with one of our developers who confirmed that the ability to tag gutters and fascias was implemented in Revit 2024 (and possibly 2023), but not 2022. My apologies for the confusion. We typically do not add new functionality to previous versions, unfortunately. (Yes, I understand that most of our customers are several versions behind the current release. I was working in Revit 2017 when I joined Autodesk in 2020. 😉). But as of Revit 2024 this functionality has been implemented as per the original Idea. Again, my apologies and I hope this helps to clarify the issue.
Kimberley, thank you very much for your swift action and clarification. I am fully aware that Autodesk does not add new functionalities to the old versions, however in the discussion you mentioned some time ago that this particular functionality was added to Revit 2022 and this is what caused my confusion. All clear now. Thanx again and take care.
