Moving Lines And Components With Walls - Autodesk 24000-000000-9860 - Revit Architecture - PC User Manual

Only selected joined components move. Unselected components that are part of a join detach from the join
when it is moved. The exception to this is braces that are joined to beams. Braces always move with the
beams that they are joined to.
To move end-joined components:
1 Right-click a member of the join, and click Select Joined Elements.
2 In the drawing area, click the drag end control, or right-click and click Drag End.
3 Drag the join to the desired location.

Moving Lines and Components with Walls

You can specify that lines and components near a wall move a corresponding distance whenever that wall
is moved. To do this, use the Moves with Nearby Elements option.
To move elements with nearby elements:
1 Select one or more elements.
2 On the Options Bar, select Moves With Nearby Elements.
3 Move the selected elements to the desired position.
Now when you move the wall that the element is linked to, the element also moves, maintaining its distance
from the wall.
The following restrictions apply to the Move With Nearby Elements option:
Only straight lines that are parallel to a wall are affected by this option. It is not available for detail lines,
sketch-based elements, and families.
For arc lines, the radius remains at a constant offset from the arc wall, even if the radius of the wall
changes. For example, if you change a wall radius from 40 to 30 meters, a 20-meter arc line radius updates
to 10 meters, maintaining the 20-meter offset.
NOTE The name of the control and the shortcut menu option indicate the type of component that
you are moving (Drag Wall End, Drag Structural Framing Component End, and so on).
You can also select this option on the Properties dialog for one or more selected elements. (To
display the Properties dialog, click
Witness lines show dimensions from walls and other points. If desired, you can click a dimension
to change it.
, or right-click the element and click Element Properties.
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