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We have a project that requires us to place equipment tags at each piece of equipment on a floor plan. How do I create a custom tag for this which will contain whatever info I need in it? In addition, how do I go about making a schedule for these tags? I researched creating schedules but there is no ‘Category’ for what I need?
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You'll need to choose an appropriate category for your equipment and all these families will need to be of this category.
You can then create a generic tag and change its category (settings/family category and parameters) to the appropriate category tag.
Then its just a matter of adding the labels for the information you wish to show in the tags.
You cannot create new categories so you'll have to make a decision on what category you want to use. Note: Generic models can't be scheduled.
Remember you can easily change the category of any family without recreating it by opening the family going to setting-Family Category and parameters and changing to the appropriate category.
HTH.
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