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Forums >> Revit Building >> Technical Support >> Wall Sweep - Reveal; How to dimension to reveal centerline? (RAC 2009)
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I created a new profile, simple 1/2" x 1/2" box for a reveal. I created it using a wall sweep profile family template. I labeled the two reference planes that bisect the center as "center front/back" and "center Right/left". These also are used to designate my origin. I loaded into my project and then created a new wall sweep and apply this sweep to my wall. I want to dimension to the center of this wall sweep by tabbing through my options when dimensioning to grab the center reference plane that was placed during family creation. However I only get the two edges of the reveal and no center, thus not creating my centerline dimension.... (I Do have a separate dimension style for centerlines, with dashed witness lines and a CL symbol and I am using this during my task) Any thoughts?
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Profiles allow you to use an invisible line. Use that at the center of your reveal profile family. Have not tried this but I use it in other families.
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Thanks for the suggestion, however when working with profile it doesn't allow you to have lines that aren't closed loops. Any other thoughts?
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Since you can do anything in the family, you will have to punt.... I ususally put a small line and dimension from there. Not REVIT like but looks like the only option. I would have a couple of lines with a dimension that I either group and place where I want them or just copy and place.
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Has anyone found a fix for this?
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Did you try putting a reference plane in the profile and give it a "Stronge Reference" in its properties?
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Yea reference planes dont seem to have any affect.
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