Has anyone experienced 2D annotations (symbols) spinning out of synch with viewports?
We have a project where the slab is split into 4 separate 2D drawings for each level. 2 of the sheets require the viewport to be spun 90 degrees to fit it onto a sheet of paper.
(The contractor who will be recieving this information is not interested in 3D so we are having to use Revit as a 2D CAD tool as well as 3D design sadly)
The item in question is a smoke detector with remote indicating LED as shown on the attached images. In the Correct Location.png you can see the RI in the riser as it is meant to be, but in Spun Location.png the RI has moved 180 degrees. This is consistent behaviour on all floors.
The family is created with a 3D smoke detector hosted on the ceiling. The symbol is a nested family consisting of 2 families, the detector itself and the remote indicator being nested therein.
Both the 3D and 2D are hosted on the same plane to ensure that they appear in the same place but with some wizardry allowing the user to offset the 2D symbol left or right if there is congestion on the 2D drawing with other symbols (which are larger than life) in the vicinity.
I have been :banghead: for the past couple of days trying to lock the thing into one position.
Thank you,
We have a project where the slab is split into 4 separate 2D drawings for each level. 2 of the sheets require the viewport to be spun 90 degrees to fit it onto a sheet of paper.
(The contractor who will be recieving this information is not interested in 3D so we are having to use Revit as a 2D CAD tool as well as 3D design sadly)
The item in question is a smoke detector with remote indicating LED as shown on the attached images. In the Correct Location.png you can see the RI in the riser as it is meant to be, but in Spun Location.png the RI has moved 180 degrees. This is consistent behaviour on all floors.
The family is created with a 3D smoke detector hosted on the ceiling. The symbol is a nested family consisting of 2 families, the detector itself and the remote indicator being nested therein.
Both the 3D and 2D are hosted on the same plane to ensure that they appear in the same place but with some wizardry allowing the user to offset the 2D symbol left or right if there is congestion on the 2D drawing with other symbols (which are larger than life) in the vicinity.
I have been :banghead: for the past couple of days trying to lock the thing into one position.
Thank you,
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