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Hi!
I'm inserting in a project a series of components/furnitures.
For example I'm inserting the .rfa of a sofa.
I'd like to change dimension to the sofa, just to scale it down in width and length, accordly with my project, but:
1-The Scale Tool is no accessible once selected the sofa (probably it works just with some kinds of elements)
2-Once selected the sofa under "Edit Type" there are not parameters for dimensions
3-If I insert an "Aligned Dimension" constraint it doesn't work too.
So.. the only way to scale a component is to edit the family?
Thanks a lot!
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That "Sofa" was created in revit OR is an imported object like a CAD file?
I believe it's a CAD file, so, edit that family and scale that.
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I've downloaded it like .rfa file from the revitcity download section
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If I import a .dxf furniture the scale tool is available... so what I should do is to export the .rfa in a CAD format (dwg, dxf...)
and reimport it..???
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No, just open that family and use the "Scale" tool, save and "load into project"
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