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Can't be done, for the exact reasons Munkholm stated.
There is a workaround though (which I use for checking minimum required floor areas in the Building Codes):
Create a Generic Fase Based Family.
Create the form needed (I have forms for triangular, rectangular, 5 corners, u- and l-shaped) in model lines and place instance parameters as a dimension.
create a tag which reads these parameters.
when needed, place this family and stretch or align these boundary lines. place the tag near the room tag and you sort of have the result you want.
Nothing to add save no one ever talks about OOTB Room Report feature - and yet (for me) it remains one of the few truly promising (yet so terribly underdeveloped) functions.
Nothing to add save no one ever talks about OOTB Room Report feature - and yet (for me) it remains one of the few truly promising (yet so terribly underdeveloped) functions.
I had to look that up :hide: It's pretty neat though, except it doesn't report my windows...
Here's a quick example using Dynamo.
Basically i looked for the lowest X and Y and write that to a Shared Parameters. So for non-rectangular rooms you will get the largest number.
Hi, i am having an issue with a room tag family, i keep getting and error saying that a comma is not expected, i remove the comma and it says unexpected...
I was wondering if there is a way to have the room tag on a floor plan view have a abbreviation, yet retain the full name on schedules or color schemes....
Hi all, I have a small room tag problem, I have edited a existing room tag to show the room number and undernearth the room name, but in some cases (as...
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