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Family parameters - Revit Tutorial
From the course: Revit: MEP Families
Family parameters
- [Narrator] As I have mentioned, parameters drive a model. Without parameters, our family is one size, one material, and no fun at all. In this video, I'd like to break down the parameters and how they help us. The first type of parameter I want to look at is a family parameter. Now, a couple examples of a family parameter would be maybe the size of the family, dimensions, of course, formulas, materials, visibility, mechanical information, electrical information. The thing with a family parameter is they pertain only to that specific family. When we create a family and create parameters within that family, we'll see those parameters only show up in that one specific family. Now, as mentioned before, we can have many types of the same family. The difference between each type are the family parameters associated with it. The two types are instance and type parameters, meaning that an instance parameter will only change the item you have selected. It's the only instance of that family…
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What is a Revit family?3m
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Anatomy of a family1m 49s
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Family parameters2m 27s
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Connectors in families1m 11s
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Understanding reference planes4m 43s
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Constraining with dimensions4m 50s
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Creating parameters5m 16s
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Creating extrusions10m 31s
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Creating sweeps6m 49s
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Creating blends3m 58s
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Understanding connectors9m 22s
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