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So i'm creating a Wall Based Urinal with ADA standards (which locates the object a specific distance above the floor) as well with normal standards, and when i insert it into a project there is some unknown parameter (Elevation) that is locating the position of my object even though i have set one up in the first place (C.L. Outlet) how would i override this and make the family accept my value and not the one in the family. or atleast locate it to give it a formula... something.. anything :S I can load my file if needed but hopefully this can be resolved with out.
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What you are going to need to do is with in the family you have a family types button. What this has is all the parameters that are associated w ith a given family. So if you created a dimension with a label( lets say its elevation) that label has a distance attached to it and the easiest place to change it is under family types.
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Yeah, you must edit the Urinal family and check that dimension (elevation)....
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my issue is that the Elevation Parameter is not visible in the family, and is only active when inserted into a project, i have loaded the family so that you can see, i've created family types, and parameters for it to be based off of, but this Elevation Parameter overrides everything else, and i can't locate it in the actually family.
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When you place it in the project you need to change its element properties, the elevations is located there. If you put the elevation to 0 it will use the formulas you entered.
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i guess i'm missing something here, i have attached it into a project, and i changed the value to 0 and well thats what it did, it went to the floor. :S
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well for some reason in one of the files i brought it into, changing the elevation to 0 it worked. In the case of your file it did bring it to the floor. I guess the work around would be to match the elevation to the height that you want. It doesn't look as the the parameters are totally correct.
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could you send me your example that did work? maybe i can figure it out from that :s
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I have the exact same problem for case-work and generic models and using the elevation property which is an instance parameter is just not good enough.
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