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Forums >> Revit Structure >> Technical Support >> Can you help me with this 2d component
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This is very simple, I know. I made a 2d component to show where our lintels will be on the plan. I want to be able to move the lintel mark (L-1) around. Currently, it is in a fixed location. Can you help? I have attached the family.
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You really can't do what you want to do. The Lintel mark needs to be seperate.
Why are you not using the elements built into Revit? You can use a model element and tag it.
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We don't model cmu block lintels. We mark it on the plan and include a schedule on our drawings.
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I understand but you are using Revit. Why not use the power of this program?
You can "draw" a model lintel just as fast as you can draw your line. And the model element will schedule and tag.
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Does Revit have cmu block lintels?
I was under the impression that you also have to be careful what you do model because of file size, etc.
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I would assume you use the precast concrete beam family.
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I guess that would be an option, but it would not be correct. We use reinforced cmu masonry block.
Ok, thanks
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Your original question did not say this was reinforced masonry so I assumed steel and your next post still didn't say that so I assumed precast.
You mean lintel block with rebar?
Then I would probably use a family modified from the precast family that would tag accordingly. But lets see if anybody just shows the rebar?
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