Grips in Families

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9/9/2009 9:49:32 AM
superJMuser 235 Posts Joined 08/19/2009 www.revitinfo.com Entry Type: Link - Video Category: Families Subcategory: Shape Handles Site Related Promos: Get 10% off Revit Video Tutorials using "RevitInfo" Coupon Code	Repost: Grips in Families (Source Link) This is a repost from Revit OpEd. Use the TrackBack Link to go to the original post. Video is here: http://www.screencast.com/users/RevitOpEd/folders/Jing/media/dcfa698f-dfb7-483a-b004-901b12d28bee The key ingredients in a family to obtain grips is an instance parameter paired with reference planes who are at least a weak reference. You can refer to this old post about the IsReference parameter for Reference Planes. There was a time when they had to be strong but this seems to have changed in recent releases, at least since 2009 and 2010. I've posted a video that demonstrates how this all works together. You can listen and watch here. ____________________ superJMuser www.revitinfo.com

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