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Hi, I am from a firm that deals alot with kicthen equipment and we are having a problem having the rough-in hights for the plumbing and electrical. Now we can get the rough-ins in the modle with no trouble. However, we can not get them to show up properly or at all in the schedules. Any ideas, sulutions?
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In order to schedule family parameters, they must be a shared parameter and the shared parameter used in all families must be the same (NOT JUST NAME). Open your fanmilies and see if these are correct in the family.
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