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I think you need to create a generic family associated with shared parameters. That way you will be able to reflect it on your schedule.

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yeah Autodesk might just ignore that. The sizes you want to create was very very small and if I'm on the side of the contractor I might used alternative materials instead of looking at it in the market.

2. Since the sizes are instance parameters, when you choose the 200x12 draw your length, then change the size to 900x20. If you have your routing preferences set right with a routing preference for the transition, should be able to draw the cable tray.

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I think you need to create a generic family associated with shared parameters. That way you will be able to reflect it on your schedule.

4. If the automatically routing preferences do not work, going to have to draw your lengths, then insert cable tray transition fitting.

3. check to make sure your desired sizes are included in the cable tray sizes, in the MEP cable tray settings. If not, create your desired sizes, this way they will be standard sizes to choose from.

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4. If the automatically routing preferences do not work, going to have to draw your lengths, then insert cable tray transition fitting.

2. Since the sizes are instance parameters, when you choose the 200x12 draw your length, then change the size to 900x20. If you have your routing preferences set right with a routing preference for the transition, should be able to draw the cable tray.

yeah Autodesk might just ignore that. The sizes you want to create was very very small and if I'm on the side of the contractor I might used alternative materials instead of looking at it in the market.

3. check to make sure your desired sizes are included in the cable tray sizes, in the MEP cable tray settings. If not, create your desired sizes, this way they will be standard sizes to choose from.