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UrbanDesign69

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I was making a simple project so I can introduce Revit to others.  I tried tagging a couple of adjacent rooms and one was recognized.  The other said it wasn't enclosed.  What am I overlooking? (Revit 2017)

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1. A wall may not reach the level the room is on.
2. A wall may not be set to room bounding

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I selected a wall and right clicked select all instances... all are from 1st floor to top plate and are room bounding.  Attaching to the roof shouldn't make a difference, should it?  I drew 4 new walls and those are recognized as a room when I tag.  Just can't figure out this situation.

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But you didn't say that all of the walls around this room have room bounding turned on.

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Still don'thave an answer.  I'm going to be introducing Revit to an AutoCad based firm that does Affordable Hoin a couplr of weeks.   I don't want to get stuck on something this basic.  I'd really appreciate any additional help.  Is there another reason that the room tag may not recognize a enclosed room bounding space as a room?

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ummm..... Affordable Housing in a couple of weeks.

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