Setting a Dimension String to Show "EQ" automatically

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6/23/2009 2:39:30 PM
superJMuser 235 Posts Joined 08/19/2009 www.revitinfo.com Entry Type: Feature Category: Annotation Subcategory: Dimensions/Contraints Site Related Promos: Get 10% off Revit Video Tutorials using "RevitInfo" Coupon Code	Setting a Dimension String to Show "EQ" automatically Everyone knows that you can click the little "EQ" button to constrain geometry to be Equal spacing. Everyone should be aware by now also, that you can override a dimension string with text in the 2009 version of Revit. But what I, and maybe some others, didn't know is this: If you go into the element properties of a string of dimensions, you can set the "Equality Display" from showing the value to showing "EQ." So, if you have a string of dimensions that have some values that are the same that you would like to display as "EQ", you can have Revit do this Automatically! ____________________ superJMuser www.revitinfo.com

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