😮 No no no. I get doing this initially for space planning, MAYBE, but this doesn't work when scheduling for actual procurement of furniture for a project. This is highly problematic! The only way I see this possibly working is if you schedule it by "Actual Width" but even then you'd have to change it one by one. OMG and then this'll get copied over and over in the model and possibly used on future projects?! Oh boy. Nope
Love it, thanks Nic. 😊
Great tutorial!
Thanks Nic,
Can you make revit formula Video?
Works great! But I'm now getting double drag arrows in plan view, two per side that are very slightly offset which is unpleasant. Any idea?
Yep, that's an unfortunate side effect of this. There is one arrow for the ref planes, and another for the ref line.
That's creative =)
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😮 No no no. I get doing this initially for space planning, MAYBE, but this doesn't work when scheduling for actual procurement of furniture for a project. This is highly problematic! The only way I see this possibly working is if you schedule it by "Actual Width" but even then you'd have to change it one by one. OMG and then this'll get copied over and over in the model and possibly used on future projects?! Oh boy. Nope
Which part worries you? The name of the Width parameter? You could definitely keep the "Width" name instead of Actual Width.
I take it back. If it works, great @@bimpure