Revit Tech Tip 22 Understanding Revit Parameters 9 5 12

[@andersonlewis6381]

Fantastic video! Definitely the most comprehensive and easily digestible entry-level explanations of parameters.

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Thanks for your valuable feedback, Anderson!

[@88burrito]

Man, excelent video, the best I have seen explaining parameters

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[@Cunners85]

This is an excellent video, you should do more

[@usamasolkar2552]

Very very nice explanation thanks for uploading valuable video. Please update me about global parameters

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[@davidgaze4181]

Very clear video. I subscribed 😊

[@JesusAriasAvila]

Thank you very much, a really good approach to parameters.

[@InDepthCreation]

I am unable to understand that tag magic you have done. but why??

[@billk7670]

Can you specify what puzzled you regarding tagging?

[@InDepthCreation]

@@billk7670 Sir, you said at 17:05 min

[@billk7670]

@@InDepthCreation A Revit Family contains one or more Types. In general, a Family is simply a collection of characteristics (geometric and non-geometric) used to describe a model or annotation element in Revit. Parameters are non-geometric characteristics. Every individual element within a Family contains its own "Visibility" parameter. This controls whether or not you see that element of the Family. I'm simply assigning the "Visibility" parameter of the new Label element to an associated "Visibility" parameter in the Family. This gives me the ability to create a new Type in the Family that displays just that Label indicating the value of the room's Data Jack No. value and not its Area and Volume values. There are two other Types in the Family for viewing them.