A while ago I had to create a custom title block that had some unique parameters, both shared and independant to each sheet.
Here's how I did it.
Technical Solutions There are two methods to use shared parameters in a project:
Here's how I did it.
Technical Solutions There are two methods to use shared parameters in a project:
Method 1 Instance - To allow
each Title Block parameter to vary, select Drawing Sheets under Categories
in the steps below. This method is ideal for labels that will display
data that varies from sheet to sheet.
Method 2 Type - To allow each
Title Block parameter to utilize the same shared parameter content, select
Project Information under Categories in the steps below. This will add a
field to Settings > Project Information to provide easy access to
the contents. This method is ideal for labels that should display the same
data from sheet to sheet.
To use shared parameters from title block labels in
a Revit project, follow these steps:
Create the label and add a parameter:
- In the Title
Block family, add a new label.
- Click Label
> Add Parameter.
- Specify the
shared parameter name and settings.
- Once the
parameter has been created, you can add it to the Label
Parameters section by clicking the Add Parameter(s) to Label button.
- Click the Load
into Project button to load the Title Block family into the project.
Link the shared parameter from the title block family to
the Revit project:
- In the Revit project,
click Settings menu > Project Parameters.
- Click the Add
button.
- Choose Shared
Parameter and then click Select. Choose the title block shared
parameter.
- Under the
Parameter Data menu, choose the category to group the Parameter
under.
- Set the Parameter
as Instance.
- Under
Categories, select Drawing Sheets if you are using Method 1
above. For Method 2 above, select Project Information.
Once linked to the project, all shared parameters in the
title block should appear blue. This allows you to enter data
directly into the label. If a label appears as a red question mark, it has
not yet been linked to a project parameter using the above procedure.
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