In Revit 2015, while inside the Family Types dialogue box, simply click the Ascending and Descending buttons to organize parameters Alpha-Numerically and/or click on the Move Up and Move Down buttons to move individual parameters to their final locations. Once these families are loaded into a project, their location order will remain intact, making it a lot easier to find the parameters that you want to edit. To see more on Revit Family Parameter Order Adjustments click Here!
Prior to Revit 2015, users did not have the ability to organize their parameters according to their needs, often leaving the user to come up with creative ways of organizing parameters.
In Revit 2015, users now have the ability to organize their parameters according to their needs.
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Don’t forget to look through other great features our Ideate Technical Team has found in the new 2015 releases for Revit MEP, Revit Structure, Revit Architecture, AutoCAD and more: ideateinc.com/2015
AEC Application Specialist
Sash Kazeminejad brings proficiency in Autodesk solutions including AutoCAD and Revit Architecture to Ideate customers. His industry experience includes project management, IT, and staff design for Hennebery Eddy Architects in Portland, Oregon. He has completed seven divisions of the Architectural Record Exam, leads Revit workshops, is LEED AP accredited and is on track to achieve California licensure in 2013 with Oregon to follow. In his academic life, Sash was awarded a Montana AIA Scholarship, earned a BA in Environmental Design, an MA in Architecture from Montana State University (MSU) and taught Building Information Modeling (BIM) and related topics at MSU Gallatin College. As a Revit Architecture Autodesk Certified Professional, Sash provides Revit Architecture training and support for AEC firms.
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