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    Properties Dialog Thumbnail Preview missing

    Another bug I have been dealing with for a while, is the missing thumbnail previews in the properties pallette for detail components in Revit 2011

    I am aware of this information Revit Clinic-Thumbnail Previews and Locked Files in Windows Explorer
    but this is for windows explorer where I am not having the problem

    Everything works fine for model elements, but not detail components (see image below)

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    Are there any other fixes for this? Or should I just put everything in Family Browser:thumbsup:
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    #2
    Hi Ben,

    I might be wrong, but I cannot remember ever seeing detail item thumbnail in the properties dialog at any time. With a quick check, none of the currently loaded items show up as a thumbnail.

    Cheers
    Ian Kidston
    http://allextensions.com.au

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      #3
      My memory **** big time, so I can´t tell you how it worked prior to, well... yesterday But just checked, and they are not showing here either... not sure if they ever have - but am pretty sure that I havn´t missed them, since I´ve never noticed that they are in fact missing :beer:
      Klaus Munkholm
      "Do. Or do not. There is no try."

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        #4
        Originally posted by Munkholm View Post
        My memory **** big time, so I can´t tell you how it worked prior to, well... yesterday But just checked, and they are not showing here either... not sure if they ever have - but am pretty sure that I havn´t missed them, since I´ve never noticed that they are in fact missing :beer:
        thumbnails like this one? I can't remember ever not having them ??
        I'm retired, if you don't like it, go around!

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          #5
          Originally posted by Dave Jones View Post
          thumbnails like this one? I can't remember ever not having them ??
          No, not those ones. System families and 3d families all have a thumbnail view in the property palette. It is the detail items like a 2d drawing of a joist hanger etc which is in question.
          Ian Kidston
          http://allextensions.com.au

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            #6
            Originally posted by Dave Jones View Post
            thumbnails like this one? I can't remember ever not having them ??
            No, I bet that we all see thumbnails for system families like that - The OP was referring to Detail Components

            Edit: Ian types faster :beer:
            Last edited by Munkholm; February 22, 2011, 11:19 PM. Reason: Edit:
            Klaus Munkholm
            "Do. Or do not. There is no try."

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              #7
              I am the same, I remember with the ribbon coming into Revit 2010 wondering why only model items get a thumbnail, but annotation/detail items get a blank box. And then it takes someone new to Revit to ask why they dont appear.:banghead:
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                #8
                Originally posted by Ian.Kidston View Post
                No, not those ones. System families and 3d families all have a thumbnail view in the property palette. It is the detail items like a 2d drawing of a joist hanger etc which is in question.
                uh, I do my detail items in ... uh, that other program. Going down the hall and hiding out now :hide:

                I see what you mean though. I popped in a metal deck detail component in the model I was working on and no thumbnail preview. I don't quite understand why it would be missed though. I was just looking at the metal deck. I know what it looks like. Why do I need a thumbnail preview in the Properties Palette?
                Last edited by Dave Jones; February 23, 2011, 12:00 AM.
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