Revit :: Change The Height Ceiling Plane
Sep 9, 2013How We can to change the default height Ceiling plane In Project Browser.
For example, the Default is 2600mm.
I want to Over 2800mm set.
Not in Time Drawing Ceiling.
How We can to change the default height Ceiling plane In Project Browser.
For example, the Default is 2600mm.
I want to Over 2800mm set.
Not in Time Drawing Ceiling.
With no luck, I have been trying to figure out how to insert a blank value for ceiling heights in a finish schedule. There are other rooms with blank values, however it appears that rooms that once had a ceiling can no longer have a blank value. From the research I've done it seems the only way to correct this may be to delete and recreate the room.
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