Damo
2004-09-09, 11:34 AM
Here’s the scenario.
You are working on the feasibility proposal, or the Planning Application drawings, and you haven’t yet specified your sanitaryware, so you use a generic suite. Your project is a multi-storey apartment containing many bathrooms.
After you receive your planning approval and progress onto to the Contract Documents stage you eventually will choose the actual sanitaryware your client wants installed. How do you go about deleting all the generic baths and replacing them with the new bath family?
Go to the Project Browser, scroll down to Families, expand the ‘Plumbing Fixtures’ heading and again expand the ‘bath’ or ‘tub’ sub-heading. Now right-click on the generic bath you wish to remove and choose ‘Select all Instances’ for the pop-up menu.
All instances of the old bath is now selected throughout the project and is noted in the Type Selector. Click the down arrow in the Type Selector and choose your new bath family, and all old bath instances will be changed to the new bath family.
But then again, you all probably knew this anyway.
You are working on the feasibility proposal, or the Planning Application drawings, and you haven’t yet specified your sanitaryware, so you use a generic suite. Your project is a multi-storey apartment containing many bathrooms.
After you receive your planning approval and progress onto to the Contract Documents stage you eventually will choose the actual sanitaryware your client wants installed. How do you go about deleting all the generic baths and replacing them with the new bath family?
Go to the Project Browser, scroll down to Families, expand the ‘Plumbing Fixtures’ heading and again expand the ‘bath’ or ‘tub’ sub-heading. Now right-click on the generic bath you wish to remove and choose ‘Select all Instances’ for the pop-up menu.
All instances of the old bath is now selected throughout the project and is noted in the Type Selector. Click the down arrow in the Type Selector and choose your new bath family, and all old bath instances will be changed to the new bath family.
But then again, you all probably knew this anyway.