I have included the family and a sample project for reference. The wall material just runs thru the trim piece.Īlso the voids that I created to cut the thru hole in the trim piece do not cut the wall to the back of the mounting flange of the trim piece.ĭoes anyone have any suggestions as how to I would remedy these problems?
When I cut either a plan or section detail thru this trim piece, the component does not "cut" the wall where it is inserted.
This will "recess" the fixture so that it "sits" on the plane of the exterior sheathing. I place this on the wall as a face/work plane based component, I then set the "Exterior Finish Thickness" parameter in the family to the proper depth that I need. The problem I am having is when I place this fixture onto a wall. With the addition of Rheem Triton Super Duty (SD), larger businesses can rely on a water heater that provides maximum hot water delivery. For commercial applications, it’s the solution that brings the latest in smart technology and eliminates business downtime. siding) butting up against the trim piece.Ĭreating the flange, fixture and various openings for penetrations is a piece of cake. Rheem Triton ® is built for intelligence, efficiency and durability. The mounting flange is meant to be attached to the exterior sheathing with the exterior finish material (I.e. This fixture is meant to be placed on the outside face of an exterior wall. I have created a wall mounted trim family (a rectangular block affixed to a mounting flange, with a thru hole (either round or rectangular) in the middle for penetrations, see attached). I selected the model, clicked "Edit In-Place", then clicked "Family Category and Parameters" which is under Modify>Properties.I am a bit stumped on this one, I was wondering if anyone could help me out with this. I'm using a newer version of Revit than was available at the time of the original posts, so that might account for the minor difference. What about for a modeled in place family? I'm not seeing how to make that solution work in that case.įri, at 11:18:19 PM | How do you change a "generic model" family into a "mechanical equipment" family? REVITįri, at 11:12:07 PM | How do you change a "generic model" family into a "mechanical equipment" family? I Hope and I Wish to LEARN more, and more, and more. Settings>Family category And Paarameters> Select the Category you want). You should put the answer here for the other guys with the same problem. Tue, at 7:09:02 PM | How do you change a "generic model" family into a "mechanical equipment" family? Tue, at 7:01:11 PM | How do you change a "generic model" family into a "mechanical equipment" family?
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