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    Tag All Rooms of a Link?

    Is there a known way to tag all rooms of a Link? As someone who primarily creates MEP shop drawings in Revit, I have minimal need for Rooms and Spaces in my own model. As of right now, I cannot seem to find a way to Tag All for Rooms, like you can if Rooms existed in your own model. I do have a workaround: I open the Link, create a quick set of Plan Views of each Level, use the Tag All to place all tags, then Copy/Paste into preset Levels in my template. This way I can Copy/Paste as needed in each View or set of Views as I need.

    Just thought I'd ask to see if I've been doing it wrong all this time, or if my method is as good as it gets. Thanks in advance!

    -TZ
    Tannar Z. Frampton ™
    Frampton & Associates, Inc.
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    Tag All not Tagged includes a check box to tag elements in linked files. Just make sure you add a Room Tag to your project so it will offer it to you in the dialog.

    Why the goofy bold/italic thing? The ribbon button says Tag All while its tool tip and the resulting dialog both say Tag All Not Tagged.
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    Last edited by Steve_Stafford; February 2, 2017, 08:28 AM.

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      #3
      Excellent, Steve. That's what I was missing.

      It's always the little things....

      -TZ
      Tannar Z. Frampton ™
      Frampton & Associates, Inc.

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        #4
        It would be helpful to have a Load Tag Family button on that dialog too...in fact at first I thought there was one but my memory isn't what I remember it to be.

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          #5
          Hey guys...this isn't working for me. I want to tag all structural columns and I have checked the "include elements from linked files" box, plus I have a structural column tag loaded which I've selected.

          I checked on AUGI, someone said you have to make sure your linked model is not set to underlay. So I unchecked that but it still doesn't work.

          Any clues here? I'm on Revit 2017.2.2

          EDIT: I hit f1 for help and I thought I found the answer:

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          http://help.autodesk.com/view/RVT/2017/ENU/?caas=caas%2Fsfdcarticles%2Fsfdcarticles%2FTag-All-Not-Tagged-does-not-work-with-Linked-Model-set-to-Underlay.html


          However...it doesn't tag all columns. But it does tag a lot of them.
          Last edited by koolair; September 26, 2017, 08:24 AM.

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