Ensure that you have already loaded the family Plumbing_WC in your project.Let’s now, place a WC in the toilet, which is a host-based (dependent on the wall) component.Repeat step 4-6 to place two more instances of sofa as shown below.To learn how to use equality constraint, click here.Now, position the sofa exactly in the middle of the Grid 5 – 9 by using equality constraint as shown below.Use these dimensions to locate the sofa 0.2m away from the edge of the wall behind it. Click on the Sofa that you have placed.Click Esc twice to end the Components tool.Do not worry about the exact position at the moment which can be adjusted after the sofa has been placed. Press Spacebar to change the orientation of the sofa. In the drawing area, place the sofa as shown below.Select the type for the Furniture_Sofa family from the Type selector.Alternatively, use “CM”as keyboard shortcut.Go to Architecture tab -> Build panel -> Place a Component.Click Insert tab -> Load from Library panel -> Load Family -> Navigate to the folder where above families are located on your computer -> Select them -> Open.Load the component families “ Furniture_Sofa.rfa” and “ Plumbing_WC.rfa” into the project.Navigate to the floor plan of “00 Ground Level”.This project file already contains doors and windows modeled in the Ground Floor levels. Open ‘TutorialComponent_Input_LearningRevitOnline.rvt’ in Revit.Component Family file: “Furniture_Sofa.rfa” and “Plumbing_WC.rfa”.“TutorialComponent_Input_LearningRevitOnline.rvt”.If you do not have the following files, please download them from here. Placement of components in the Ground Floor layout of the sample project

To move a host-based component to a different hostĪdd 3 instances of Furniture_Sofa.rfa and 2 instances of Plumbing_WC.rfa components to the Ground Floor layout as shown in Fig 1.

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