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I'm new to Revit and I am currently creating a window family.
I'm having problems when testing the window using the family types button to change the width of the window.
The window does not increase in size but the opeing in the wall does?
Any ideas? I'm sure it has something to do with the dimensions / labels.
Thanks
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Sounds like you have not attached parameters which are connected to the window frame, trim or glass. You need modify the solid forms so that they are locked to the reference planes which make up the window opening. This can be done by affixing your sketch to the reference planes which make up the wall opening.
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