Adding sub-categories - Autodesk Community
2009年1月21日 · Add the sub-categories to the door family. You can do this from the Settings>Object Styles pulldown menu. In the object styles dialog you will see a location to add subcategories. Then add the content to the door family making sure to assign the objects/lines to the correct sub-category. Then when loaded inot the project those sub
Create Family Subcategories - Autodesk Knowledge Network
To assign different line weights, line colors, line patterns, and material assignments to different geometric components of the family, you need to create subcategories within the category. Later, when you create the family geometry, you assign the appropriate components to …
Solved: Wall inside Door Family - Autodesk Community
2021年9月13日 · You can nest a shared architectural column into the door family to create the rounded jambs. They will join with the wall nicely when the door is inserted in a wall in the project. Similarly, analytical lines can be added to the door family or to the jamb architectural column family as a shared structural family, without any geometry, just lines.
Create subcategory to family types - Autodesk Community
2016年5月8日 · Typically a subcategory would be added to control the lineweight/pattern of particular pieces of geometry within a family. It sounds as though you are using the sub-category to define and control visibility of different types (sizes) of the family.
Inserting door families - Autodesk
Load door families into a project. These downloadable resources will be used to complete this tutorial: and have their own file type. They have a dot R fa extension. The door tool can be found within the architecture tab up on the ribbon build panel. a contextual ribbon tab modifier placed, door becomes available.
12 Tips to Master Revit Door Families | BIM Pure Blog
2019年6月19日 · To properly organize your Revit door family, make sure to understand which part should be modeled directly in the main door family, and which part should be loaded as a nested family. For those without programming experience: a nested family means a family inside a family. Take a look at this chart:
About Subcategories for Object Styles - Autodesk Knowledge …
You can use subcategories of an object style to control the visibility and graphics of portions of a family within a category. For example, a subcategory controls the visibility of a door swing in an elevation view.
16 Steps to Create a Door Family in Revit - BIM Pure
2019年7月6日 · 15- Assign Subcategory to Elements. To properly control the visibility and graphics of each door component, you need to properly assign the correct subcategories. Go to the plan view. Select the door frame sweep. In the instance properties, set it to Frame/Mullion. Repeat the same steps to place the door panel in the Panel subcategory.
Assign Family Geometry to Subcategories - Autodesk Knowledge …
While working with families in the Family Editor, you can assign different pieces of family geometry to subcategories within the family category. A subcategory controls the line weight, line color, line pattern, and material of the geometry assigned …
16 Steps to Swap Revit Door Panel Families | BIM Pure Blog
2024年9月26日 · You can set up your Revit door families to easily swap one door panel to another. This is possible with the <Family Type> parameter: Nested Shared Door Panels. By using nested shared door panel families, you can use one panel in multiple door families without having to load them into each door family individually.