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Tue, Jun ten, 2014 at 12:xv:24 AM | Door Schedule - schedule ii panels in a single door #1
VonBraun active Joined: Mon, Jun 10, 2013 40 Posts No Rating	Hello I'm wondering for double doors, how would I schedule ii panels each of a sure size. For example our office standard for a double door of 1800 broad is labled as 2-900 in the "width" category, How practice I get revit to recognize that I have ii panels and say the aforementioned thing in my revit schedule. Using Revit 2014 Thanks
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Thu, Jun 12, 2014 at two:32:xix PM | Door Schedule - schedule 2 panels in a single door #two
WWHub site moderator||| Joined: Tue, May 16, 2006 13079 Posts	This has been a trouble from the start and there is still no automatic manner to practise this.  We have a pair category that we ready but and so nosotros prove accept to show the leaf information in the remarks column.
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Monday, Jun 16, 2014 at 7:53:29 PM | Door Schedule - schedule 2 panels in a single door #3
VonBraun active Joined: Monday, Jun 10, 2013 forty Posts No Rating	Thank you WWHub I saw another thread where you talked nigh your "pair category" and to be honest didn't understand how exactly it works, but it sounds interesting. What almost this idea, I ready a parameter that counts the number of "door panels" inside my family and schedules them. This column will be along side the "width" category which I shall re-proper name in the schedule "console width". This way every bit a user I always insert the panel width I desire and the family unit adjusts (double doors or whatever), the schedule will count the number of leaves and the contractor will see the width and number of panels in the schedule besides the graphic fable. Then they will know exactly what kind of door they are dealing with.I've sold my boss on the thought anyway. Now my question, how do I count the number of panels in my door family? They are nested door category families. And then no mixing them up with hardware (which would be generic if I ever brand them) What kind of parameter should I use and how do I apply information technology? Cheers
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Mon, Jun 16, 2014 at 8:xx:39 PM | Door Schedule - schedule 2 panels in a unmarried door #4
WWHub site moderator||| Joined: Tue, May sixteen, 2006 13079 Posts	I don't run across a way to count the panels. We take a project parameter applied to doors that is a yes/no.  We have a door width that uses that PAIR to calculate a new door foliage width.  A simple WIDTH(new) = IF PAIR (WIDTH/ii), WIDTH.  This works on all doors EXCEPT diff width doors or tripple sliders.  We are accostomed to this and we know the shortcomings so until we have a better tool, we are not changing.  Anything in the family requires that every family unit gets fixed and that can be a problem.
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Mon, Jun 16, 2014 at 8:38:08 PM | Door Schedule - schedule 2 panels in a single door #5
VonBraun active Joined: Monday, Jun ten, 2013 40 Posts No Rating	I meet how you lot do information technology, cheers! Can't count door panels? Compassion, I thought I could schedule the hairs on my head if I could build the family. I'm not suggesting you alter, we are setting upwards office doors at present so I'g building in what we demand or hopefully I can add information technology later.
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Mon, Jun sixteen, 2014 at 8:52:44 PM | Door Schedule - schedule 2 panels in a single door #6
WWHub site moderator||| Joined: Tue, May 16, 2006 13079 Posts	I should amend.... You can set a Value like Number of leafs.  But it would not "read" that value.  You lot could do like I did and brand that be a projection parameter if you don't want to have to fix all door families.
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Mon, Jun 16, 2014 at 9:06:58 PM | Door Schedule - schedule 2 panels in a single door #7
VonBraun active Joined: Mon, Jun 10, 2013 40 Posts No Rating	Sorry I'grand not post-obit y'all. what would not "read" number of leafs. What kind of parameter would that be? I but want to count the number of instances of a nested door family. The nested family unit is NOT shared. I remember I'm looking for a projection parameter. Well every bit long as I can schedule information technology, I wouldn't mind having it a shared parameter.
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Midweek, Jun xviii, 2014 at 3:55:56 PM | Door Schedule - schedule 2 panels in a single door #8
slhill active Joined: Fri, October v, 2007 3 Posts No Rating	The examples I've seen uses nested panels (and frames/hardware) in the door family unit and separate shared parameters for each leaf ("Width Panel 1" and "Width Panel 2".  The schedule so has 2 columns for width - one for each console.  For single console doors, the second cavalcade is blank, only for pairs this allows for differing leaf sizes.
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Midweek, Jun xviii, 2014 at viii:53:56 PM | Door Schedule - schedule ii panels in a single door #9
Roger1w active Joined: Mon, Oct 15, 2012 2 Posts No Rating	I get around this past naming my door southward single double etc. and so fix upwardly schedule by name and make it say what I want
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