Tables gives you access to all the parameters that can be found in the Revit database. But because these are sometimes not enough, Tables also provides the so-called features parameters.
Overview of features parameters using the example for doors
Features parameters are specially calculated or determined values in tables that you also have available in each category. The values can be developed from the Revit geometry (such as the maximum top edge of a component or a property such as the surface color of a component). The following feature parameters are available in Tables:
CountOfInstance
For type lists: number of copies of the type used in the project
Count
Counter for totals, e.g. for groupings
PreviweImage
Preview image for families
Note: The pixel size can be set in the settings dialog.
ElementName
Name of the element (for renaming)
Geometry_Min_Height
Bottom edge of an element.
Note: All geometric elements (also lines) are considered here
Geometry_Max_Height
Top edge of an element
Note: All geometric elements (including lines) are considered here.
Geometry_Center_Height
Height of the center of an element
Note: All geometric elements (including lines) are considered here.
Geometry_Volume
Total volume of all elements of a component
Note: All geometric elements are considered here.
Geometry_SurfaceArea
Total area of all elements of a part
Note: All geometric elements are considered here.
Geometry_Centroid_X
x-coordinate of the center of gravity of an element
Note: All geometric elements are considered here.
Geometry_Centroid_Y
y-coordinate of the center of gravity of an element
Note: All geometric elements are considered here.
Geometry_Centroid_Z
z-coordinate of the center of gravity of an element
Note: All geometric elements are considered here.
Geometry_Centroid
Center of gravity of an element formatted as text "(x;y;z)"
Note: All geometric elements are considered here.
Geometry_ElementUpperEdge
Top edge of an element
Note: All geometric elements are considered here, 2D elements and lines are ignored (see also Geometry_Max_Height).
Geometry_ElementLowerEdge
Bottom edge of an element
Note: All geometric elements are taken into account, 2D elements and lines are ignored (see also Geometry_Min_Height).
Graphic_CutFillColor
Cut color for the graphic overlay of an element
Graphic_ProjectionFillColor
Surface color for the graphic override of an element
Graphic_ProjectionFillPatternId
Hatch for the graphic override of an element (default is Solid)
Graphic_Visibility
Visibility for the graphic override of an element (Yes/No value)
Graphic_Transparency
Transparency value for the graphical override of an element (value from 0 to 100 = transparent)
Group
Name of the group, if the element is in a group
OwnerViewName
Name of the reference view
Workset_Active
Name of the workset of the element, if worksharing is active The workset can easily be changed here via the selection list
Workset_CountOfElements
Name of the elements of a workset
Sheet_PlacedViews
The views of a plan to be placed, if you work with plan settings lists, or the names of the already placed views of a plan
Sheet_CountOfViews
The number of views of a plan
Room_IsPlaced
Checks if a room is already placed
View_PlacedOnSheet
Checks if the view is already placed on a plan
Category_LineWeight_Projection
Category_LineWeight_Cut
Door_Swing_Direction
Door swing direction left or right (calculated by Revit logic)
Document_Central_Path
Path of the central document
Status: 15.08.2023
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