jesse.walt
2013-07-19, 04:20 PM
I've been poking at this problem for the better part of a couple of days, and I think the solution may be that what I want to do is impossible, but I thought I'd toss it out to the forum and see if anyone has a thought or an idea. I'd prefer not to have to dig into the API, but even that may not be off the table at this point.
What I want to be able to do it use keynotes on all of my views to describe everything. The reasoning behind this is that we have to produce a set that is in both English and Portuguese at the same time. What we would like to do is schedule the keynotes on each sheet and have them report the English keynote value from the txt file, as well as a manually entered Portuguese translation. I've tried doing this as a keynote legend, but can't seem to add additional parameters. I've also tried scheduling the keynotes and adding shared parameters, but I can't seem to get detail components to schedule.
Am I out of luck? I've read through http://malleristicrevitation.blogspot.com/2010/05/revit-and-multi-language-documents.html and my fall back plan is to put both languages into the keynote txt file with some sort of identifying separator in the text.
Thanks
What I want to be able to do it use keynotes on all of my views to describe everything. The reasoning behind this is that we have to produce a set that is in both English and Portuguese at the same time. What we would like to do is schedule the keynotes on each sheet and have them report the English keynote value from the txt file, as well as a manually entered Portuguese translation. I've tried doing this as a keynote legend, but can't seem to add additional parameters. I've also tried scheduling the keynotes and adding shared parameters, but I can't seem to get detail components to schedule.
Am I out of luck? I've read through http://malleristicrevitation.blogspot.com/2010/05/revit-and-multi-language-documents.html and my fall back plan is to put both languages into the keynote txt file with some sort of identifying separator in the text.
Thanks