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