Hi, When I'm editing the existing boundary/location of Slab, Shaft, wall, etc I keep losing the existing dimensions from all the views (usually we lose them when it's not parallel but in Revit 2023 it's simply removed - Revit 2023 triggering the error message and removed the dimensions before we start altering the boundaries). it's causing a huge issue and needs to go through all the sheets again and again to place the same dimensions. do we have any hotfix for this?
@f_allard @shravan.krish @prabhu.rMQVQ9 @Anonymous @s.brochu @e.marcoux @joe_sam @wojtek
Hi Sir, this is strange. We arent using Revit 2023 for any projects currently ( atleast in our team). Will have to ask around for the same.
Had a chat with Autodesk Technical support team and they escalate this to their development team to fix this in the upcoming hotfix/releases.
https://knowledge.autodesk.com/support/revit/troubleshooting/caas/sfdcarticles/sfdcarticles/Dimensio...
Thanks.
@Riya.ghoshE9ZJD @shravan.krish @f_allard
There is no issue to fix. Just do not tick Disjoin when you move sketch lines.
The issue is not about moving/adjusting the slab boundary. its occurring when we try to adjust the existing shaft boundary and without removing the reference you can't edit the shaft boundaries.
Shaft with required setting outs
While editing shaft boundaries
¿Existe una solución además de la que publicaron en este link? https://knowledge.autodesk.com/support/revit/troubleshooting/caas/sfdcarticles/sfdcarticles/Dimensio...
Este error me esta perjudicando severamente en mis proyectos!!!
I can see that the issue has been fixed in Revit 2024 and nothing for 2023. would be good if we have the hotfix/update for 2023 to resolve this issue.
Así es, totalmente de acuerdo contigo, solo dieron la solución de instalar Revit 2024, aun no han hecho nada para Revit 2023, lo cual me parece mal y me perjudica en mi trabajo !
Hi, Issue has been fixed in the R2023 updates.
https://www.autodesk.com/support/technical/article/caas/tsarticles/ts/3Pqlb4rdjevhFzlBcWw8SC.html
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