Schedules to show Window Types not ArchiCAD Library Names
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‎2016-03-31 06:25 AM
‎2016-03-31
06:25 AM
Can I use Description or Tag (Attribute) or even IFC and if so how?
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‎2016-03-31 07:05 AM
‎2016-03-31
07:05 AM
Sounds like you are choosing whether it is awning or sliding with a parameter in the window object.
If that is the case then you can add that parameter as a filed in the schedule scheme settings.
You should see an 'ADD' button (or it may be a black triangle next to the add button) that will allow you to browse for and select and object parameter.
Barry.
If that is the case then you can add that parameter as a filed in the schedule scheme settings.
You should see an 'ADD' button (or it may be a black triangle next to the add button) that will allow you to browse for and select and object parameter.
Barry.
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‎2016-04-05 07:03 PM
‎2016-04-05
07:03 PM
I'm fighting the same issue. Currently, I create the schedule then manually have to enter the Actual Type of each window into the schedule (into a 'Custom Text 1' field).
I use Favorites and templates so that helps, but it's still a pain. Certainly the window knows what type of window it is - Isn't there a parameter that I can use instead?
I know I can add a parameter but I certainly don't want to do that for every window type I might use.
I use Favorites and templates so that helps, but it's still a pain. Certainly the window knows what type of window it is - Isn't there a parameter that I can use instead?
I know I can add a parameter but I certainly don't want to do that for every window type I might use.
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