I created a Kohler faucet family for their Torq series. Their customer service told me that this is one line they haven't made an RFA for. I used a R2012 plumbing template carelessly. After spending a whole Saturday on it, I discovered the template I used was wall-based. UGHH.
Remembering everything I've read on this site and elsewhere about choosing the wrong template, I was afraid I had wasted a whole Saturday. Not wanting to give up without a fight, I loaded the wall based RFA and opened a new generic face based RFA in the same session. I copied the whole wall based data to the clipboard and was able to paste it into the generic face RFA. It worked.
I have come to the conclusion that wall-based families are too restrictive. Unless you have a really good reason to absolutely restrict to walls, generic face is better. This wall mounted faucet actually can go on millwork backsplash, marble facing, walls etc. Much less restrictive!!!