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Hi it seems that when i go to tag all my electrical fixtures it throws all the tags away from the annotation. I was just wondering if this was normal, or any way to fix this? Ive already tried moving the annotation around in the family editor and it would fix it one way but not when the receptacle and so forth are facing a different direction I still end up having to place them near the location of the outlet.
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I only do architectural so....Revit seems to always tag system elements by their center and family elements by their x/y insertion point..
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