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Forums >> Revit Building >> Technical Support >> CASEWORK ISSUE PLEASE HELP PROBABLY A SIMPLE THING.....
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OK DOES ANYONE OUT THERE KNOW IF I CAN GET RID OF THE ELEVATION INSTANCE PARAMETER OF A WALL CABINET FAMILY? IS THIS A SYSTEM THING THAT CANNOT GO AWAY? BASICALLY I WANT MY TOP OF CABINET PARAMETER TO DETERMINE THE TOP OF WALL CABINETS SO WHEN I CHANGE BETWEEN DIFFERENT HEIGHTS OF THE SAME KIND OF FAMILY IT GROWS/SHRINKS FROM THE BOTTOM AND NOT THE TOP. I AM INCLUDING ONE OF THE WALL CABINET FAMILIES WE BORROWED FORM THE WOODSMITHS INSTITUE WEBSITE THAT WE TWEAKED TO BE OUR OFFICES STANDARD. FEEL FREE TO THROW IT INTO A GENERIC PROJECT AND SEE WHAT I AM TALKING ABOUT. THANKS IN ADVANCE
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The 'Elevation' parameter is added to your casework family when the family is loaded into the project. You could try starting your casework families as a 'generic model' then switching them to be in a casework category as I recall theis removes that elevation parameter problem.
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Negative, I tried this and the elevation parameter was still present. Could this be a bug? I tried making a family independent of his and it was behaving the same way. I've never had this problem before!
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Try this one.
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Oh and sorry, I didn't recreate the whole family so there are some things to tweek (i.e. Symbolic Lines...) I just tried to fix the height issue.
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