Profiles in Adaptive Components, with Repeaters
I have posted about Profiles and Adaptive components before, but more recently Tim Waldock put together a nice, detailed post on the subject over at this link. In the post, he states: You can host it …
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I have posted about Profiles and Adaptive components before, but more recently Tim Waldock put together a nice, detailed post on the subject over at this link. In the post, he states: You can host it …
To make the swappable profile, use a Generic Model Adaptive template, but don’t add any Adaptive points. Set the 2 reference planes in the template to “Defines Origin”. You can parametrize this as muc…
Credit to Doug Bowers:In the Project Browser, expand the Families category, then expand the Profiles portion. Locate the desired profile and expand it. When you see the types displayed under that prof…
Did you know you can nest a Generic Model family in a Generic Model Adaptive family and create a form that allows the swapping of the Profile Type? Post by gaby424 Use Adaptive Components -you can dra…
Direct links:James Hardie Revit curtain wall files 2013.zipJames Hardie Revit basic wall files 2013.zipJH_Product_Profiles_Archive.zip (CAD DWGs) (you *may* have to use Firefox with Downthemall to pro…
Revit doesn’t want you to copy lines between Annotation and Model Families (see below) However, it can be done. This is the workflow to copy lines from Annotation to Model families: Copy lines from th…