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hi all, i am working on revit structure 2009 and i am facing this strange problem while working with isolated foundations. as example : i have created a footing F1-1500x1500x500 and i have placed it at several places as required. now i need to create F2-1500x1650x500 for other columns. the moment i create and place F2 in the building, from the foundation schedule the type marks F1 & F2 vanishes and numbers of footings also vanishes. it considers F1 & F2 as same as the first dimension 1500 is common for both.this happens always when the width of two foundations are identical. am i going wrong somewhere ...please help me out thanks asit
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Edit the family and duplicate it. giving it a new name. An instance property apllies to only that one, but a type property will apply to all of those unless you create a new one.
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thanks tim... i got my answer the next day..... actually problem was with sorting the footing by width in ascending order i.e. in the schedule of foundation when i changed the sorting order from 'by width' to 'by type mark' , the problem solved ...my mistake only...  thanks again asit
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