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Snap points for annotations are based on all the elements inside the family, visible or not. Basically revit is creating a bounding box around your elements and use that to determine were to start the leader. For some reason in one of your tags you have reference plane as weak (working), in the other as not a reference (not working).
So probably you used a different template to create the tags.
As an experiment I added a line to your non working tag, on the position of the horizontal reference plane
You see that they now behave the same Leader at the same position and origin at the same position.
So your not working tag, the culprit is that your reference planes are set as not reference and therefore not taken into account for the 'bounding box'.
Your midpoint of the bounding box moves a little and therefore your leader is not touching the corner of the box anymore.
Louis
Please mention Revit version, especially when uploading Revit files.
Snap points for annotations are based on all the elements inside the family, visible or not. Basically revit is creating a bounding box around your elements and use that to determine were to start the leader. For some reason in one of your tags you have reference plane as weak (working), in the other as not a reference (not working).
So probably you used a different template to create the tags.
As an experiment I added a line to your non working tag, on the position of the horizontal reference plane
You see that they now behave the same Leader at the same position and origin at the same position.
So your not working tag, the culprit is that your reference planes are set as not reference and therefore not taken into account for the 'bounding box'.
Your midpoint of the bounding box moves a little and therefore your leader is not touching the corner of the box anymore.
Louis
Please mention Revit version, especially when uploading Revit files.
Hello,
I suppose that the image corresponds to a Legend View, if it is the case, you will need to model your lighting fixture rotated 90 degrees to get it in the proper orientation in the legend.
Fábio Sato
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Hello,
I suppose that the image corresponds to a Legend View, if it is the case, you will need to model your lighting fixture rotated 90 degrees to get it in the proper orientation in the legend.
Fábio Sato
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Hello,
Are you placing these lighting fixtures in a vertical face?
Fábio Sato
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Hello,
Are you placing these lighting fixtures in a vertical face?
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Hello,
In older versions of Revit, Maintain Annotation Orientation check box is not available for LIightinh Fixtures category, making symbols on vertical faces though to create.
Fábio Sato
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Hello,
In older versions of Revit, Maintain Annotation Orientation check box is not available for LIightinh Fixtures category, making symbols on vertical faces though to create.
Fábio Sato
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