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    Default No element in a secondary option can be referenced by an element outside that option

    Summary: I want to be able to paste into an option and duplicate a wall type within an option without having to go outside the option.

    Description: I work in options quite a bit and constantly receive the following error:

    "No element in a secondary Option can be referenced by an element outside that Option."

    Huh?

    All I was doing was pasting something in from another project while in an option...because I want that element in my option, not in the main model.

    Or...

    All I was trying to do was duplicate a wall type and modify it to generate a new wall type...a wall that I want in my option. Why should I leave the option in order to create a wall I want in the option?

    This makes working in options needlessly cumbersome. In fact, I really can't see why Revit would force a user to exits options just to duplicate a wall type.

    Enough of this. Please stop this nonsense. It needlessly interrupts workflow.

    Thanks,
    Derek Rubinoff, AIA

    Product and Feature: Revit Architecture - Annotation Tools

    Submitted By: drubinoff on 03/10/2016


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    Exclamation Re: No element in a secondary option can be referenced by an element outside that option

    No element in a secondary option can be referenced by an element outside that option

    Summary: I want to be able to paste into an option and duplicate a wall type within an option without having to go outside the option.

    Description: I work in options quite a bit and constantly receive the following error:

    "No element in a secondary Option can be referenced by an element outside that Option."

    Huh?

    All I was doing was pasting something in from another project while in an option...because I want that element in my option, not in the main model.

    Or...

    All I was trying to do was duplicate a wall type and modify it to generate a new wall type...a wall that I want in my option. Why should I leave the option in order to create a wall I want in the option?

    This makes working in options needlessly cumbersome. In fact, I really can't see why Revit would force a user to exits options just to duplicate a wall type.

    Enough of this. Please stop this nonsense. It needlessly interrupts workflow.

    Thanks,
    Derek Rubinoff, AIA

    Product and Feature: Revit Architecture - Walls

    Submitted By: drubinoff on 03/10/2016


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