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I have a PFC which is shown toes down on one side of the building. When i mirror the PFC to the other side of the building it changes to toes up, but still has the same setting out properties. ie the z direction, lateral just. & rotation the same both sides.
Is this always going to happen or have i just not mirrored it correctly?
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Revit does not seem to like to mirror some families. I have had results like yours, it seems as though sometimes Revit will mirror everything perfectly and other times it will throw your family off like yours did. My suggestion would be to mirror as little as possible when it comes to families.
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