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RStruc Newbie here. (using Rstruc 2009) I need to tag each of the piles in my project, each with a unique identifier (P# for example), so that I can then create a Pile Record (schedule) that will list: - Pile Number (Mark)
- Pile Cut-Off Elevation - Design
- Pile Cut-Off Elevation - As Driven
- Pile Tip Elevation - Design
- Pile Tip Elevation - As Driven
- Pile Length - Design
- Pile Length - As Driven
Where do I start? I can certainly dig and learn. Can you point me to a tutorial or just give me some sense of direction? I've searched the forums and really haven't found anything about Pile Records, Schedules, or Tags.
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You want to use shared parameters. Here are some tutorials: http://revitoped.blogspot.com/2005/06/sharing-parameters-overview.html http://revitoped.blogspot.com/2005/06/making-shared-parameter-file.html http://revitoped.blogspot.com/2005/07/shared-parameters-part-3.html http://revitoped.blogspot.com/2005/10/shared-parameters-part-4.html
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Perfect! I'm working my way thru those tutorials now. I'm going to work thru some family creation tutorials too. Another question though: is there an easy way to tag each pile with a unique number without having to edit the properties of each one? I have a feeling the answer is no, but since Revit is so geared toward doing things automatically rather than manually . . .
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BigD Did you ever manage to get the pile numbers auto numbered?
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Nope. And I can't seem to get enough time to figure it out. For now, we've edited the properties of each pile and changed the "Mark" to the appropriate Pile Number (P75 for example).
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OK . . . I've been bangin my head against the wall for hours now. I'm trying to create the shared parameters that I need, so that I can schedule Pile Cut-Off Elevation (top of the pile) Pile Tip Elevation (bottom of the pile) But I can't figure out how to create a "level" parameter. It just doesn't seem to be there. And when I'm trying to modify the family for the HP Pile, (or any family for that matter), there's no option to insert a level. I can insert a Reference Plane . . . but not a level. I'm waiting for the preverbial "ah ha" moment . . . but it has escaped me so far. The whole families and parameters and schedules thing just hasn't quiet clicked with me yet. Help please. Honestly, I'm surprised that I haven't been able to find more information about Piles and Pile schedules in the various Revit forums. Are we the only folks that do such a thing? What about Pile Battering? I haven't found one iota of info about that. I guess that's a whole separate issue.
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