I got an interesting question the other day that I wanted to share and I have to thank one of our support specialists for the answer. Because this one stumped me. (Hey it can happen). So this little tip is from Ryan Duell.
The question was “How do you change the Room Bounding parameter of a Stacked Wall?”
At first I looked at the properties of the stacked wall and there is not a Room Bounding property on a stacked wall's instance parameters like other walls. It also is not in the Type properties for the stacked wall. So where is it?
Well, it happens that you need to use the old Tab key trick to actually select the sub wall within the stacked wall and then look that sub-wall's properties.
Click here for a little video showing it. I used a different tool to create the video that I am trying out so let me know what you think.
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The video played fine here.
Posted by: RobiNZ | October 27, 2008 at 06:24 PM
Really enjoyed the use of screen cast. Great tutorial
Posted by: Steven D. Papke | October 28, 2008 at 04:01 PM
Is it possible to download the Screen Cast video for later watching. I have account at Screen cast. Also is there plug in available which can download d Screen cast Video.
Your Blog is like a Revit Doctor which provides remedies to (us) Revit users.
Posted by: Amit | November 01, 2008 at 12:33 AM
I have not been able to find a way to download the videos from screencast. You might be able to use a plugin from firefox to download the videos (I found something on youtube.com that described the process for a youtube video which is similar), but I could not get it work with screencast. Anyone else have an idea of how to download the videos. Screencast is handy for posting becuase of the full screen resolution and file size so I hope that they work well. I will not remove the videos so you can always view them if you cannot find a way to download them.
Posted by: Harlan Brumm | November 03, 2008 at 08:35 PM