BuiltInFailures.TrussFailures Members


Provides a container of all Revit built-in FailureDefinitionId instances.

The BuiltInFailures TrussFailures type exposes the following members.

Properties

Name Description
Public property Static member IncorrectWallUsageWithAttachedStruct
A structural framing element is attached to a wall whose Structural Usage is set to [Usage].
Public property Static member InvalidWorkplaneForStructuralFraming
Workplane not valid for Structural Framing component "[Family Name]"
Public property Static member RemoveTrussSketch
Remove Sketch
Public property Static member TrussBadTransformation
Revit cannot transform the truss Layout Family to the Truss as oriented in the project.
Public property Static member TrussChordUntransformable
Unable to maintain user changes to unpinned Chord. Restoring Truss-defined shape.
Public property Static member TrussDuplicateEngineeringType
Elements have duplicate 'Engineering Type' values.
Public property Static member TrussInvalidSymbolGeom
Truss is unable to generate any members due to layout family error.
Public property Static member TrussIsAttachedTo
Revit cannot attach to the chosen Roof/Slab. The truss cannot project to a surface or the attachment creates an invalid profile.
Public property Static member TrussLayoutNonSympleTopChord
This truss layout family defines an offset or non horizontal top chord. This may conflict with attachment or profile editing.
Public property Static member TrussLayoutOverlapedCurves
The current transformation of this specific truss layout will some sub members to overlap.
Public property Static member TrussNotJoinedWebs
The current edits are causing some webs to disjoin. The truss layout family requires additional constraints to maintain these joins.
Public property Static member TrussUserDefinedMemberDeleted
A user-defined structural member was deleted due to missing or deleted references.
Public property Static member TrussUserDefinedMemberNotJoined
Both start and end of web must intersect the truss.

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