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Forums >> Revit Building >> Technical Support >> Room Tag With Ceiling Offset from level, or Ceiling High
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Hello, I´m a newbie in Revit and have a doubt. My room tag in Autocad had three components: Name, Area and Ceiling High. I didn´t mange to include ceiling high inside a room tag, because ceiling high is not a parameter of the room element. I tried making a simple ceiling tag and adding it as a nested tag inside the room tag, but it didn´t work, as Revit transormed all tag parameters into "comment" in the tag family i ceated. It´s really important for me, can anyone help? Thaks.
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Anybody? Pleaaaase... Tks!
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Hi, Me too have same issue i need to show my ceiling heights in floor plan, i drew lines in floor plan and locked to the false ceiling, now how do i tag the false ceiling? push
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