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Thank you for your comment. Actually this has nothing to do with discipline i.e architecture or MEP. Linking by shared coordinates works for any revit project file.

Will get back to you soon

I appreciate your query. It would be great if you can send me that file with a brief note about this query

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Check for the warnings dialogue. It will highlight. Also you can check interferences. Hope this should help

Will come up with a video on this soon

Yes

Just select the panel then unpin and switch it to the desired curtain door family loaded in the project

Definitely

same problem

Yes!! It is possible.... Actually very sensible query, I appreciate. We can create different types within the same family, having any selected material so that it would be just a matter of switching to desired type from the type selector. I will try to make a video to address your question soon.

@@TechAbyte-q4s Hi That's a great solution, making types for each material, but that would be suitable if the model is fixed size and types are made for different materials. But if the model is parametric and already has 5 types with 5 different sizes of windows, and I want to give the user the ability to select between these 5 different sizes and also give the ability to select between a 9 different materials. Then do you suggest that I would have to make 9x5=45 different types so that each size is available in each material? or is there a better way to do this? Please suggest.

That's correct. The idea of making parametric families has to be a simplified solution rather than making it more complex to understand. Moreover, different material of windows shall have entirely different geometry too. Particularly in terms of their cross sections. That's why different families are formed material wise, however for finish material we can have parameters. Normally in a project same type of windows are preferred with a certain type of finish.... Still, I will share an example solution soon to explain this arrangement of parameters in a proper manner... Hope this should clarify :)

@@TechAbyte-q4s Thank you for your reply, It would be a great help if you make a video to show this, especially if you could show how to set up a parameter to toggle between finish material. Actually, I am trying to make door handles in Revit family, Now as you know door handles are available in different finishes, (For example chrome finish, Brass finish etc) Is there a way? to set up a family in which there is a fixed set of finishes, (For example 5 different finishes) So that the end-user can select only from those 5 finishes for that handle. Please suggest :)

@Siddharth Chaukekar Hi, Your query is quite clear and very well understood. Will definitely get back on this ASAP. Regret for the delay..... Being a bit more occupied these days. :)

MDF board or any finish material can be added to a wall structure...Can you please elaborate a little more about your specific requirement so that I can address this query in a way which could be more useful. You can email @bimtutorialseries@gmail.com

Great suggestion!

Thank you for your query. If you may have any specific concern regarding the same, please share an example. I will be more than happy to help out. Mail @ bimtutorialseries@gmail.com Else, will try to make a video asap to cover these topics in general.

Thank you for your query. Would request you to kindly share one example file to make it more clear. Thanks