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ok, i may be a total idiot, but what is the easiest way to show your window and door types? i know i can create dummy elevation views and create callout boxes, but is there an easier way? i have many window/storefront types, and i dont want to clutter my project browser too much. is there a way to do it using drafting views or something like that, i want to create a plan and an elevation view.
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You could create a new Legend. Then go to Drafting... Legend Component. You'll find all your door and window families in the dropdown list. You can place them in plan and elevation view.
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awesome thanks arccodex1. that was a great help.
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OK, so i used this to create the bulk of my window schedule, but i am having problems inserting legend components specific to one family into this format. i can get most of my windows in this schedule, but when i try to insert the final 5 windows, it wont let me. i get a message saying,
"The component you have selected is not visible in the selected view." i have checked the visibility and everything is visible. am i missing something? is there a setting within the family file that i need to click? typically i can place one type before i get this message.
any help would be appreciated.
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Maybe you can post one of your troublesome window families and i'll see if I get the same error when trying to place the family into a Legend.
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i just posted it to
windows/casement/general. it is called Clerestory.
i appreciate all of your help. Thank you
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1. I added a dimension above the sill... 1 1/2" between two reference planes that was necessary.
2. I had to remove a duplicate width dimension (you had one in plan AND elevation)
3. I attached the Default Sill Height paramter to your sill height dimension of 12' - 10 1/2"
If it still doesn't work try lowering the default sill height in your family file.
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thanks for all of your help arccodex1. i appreciate it. one more question, i finally have all of my windows in my legend but am having difficulty getting the windows to tag automatically. is there a way to insert the tag below its corresponding graphic and have it recognize the type like it does in plan? i am able to put the generic window tag into the legend, but it doesnt update its type mark? am i going to need to create 22 window tags to tag each window (like people do with keynotes)? Thanks again for your help.
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