This option is literally empty and therefore nothing will show up ever anywhere in the model.
Linked revit model floor finishes.
Call these elements int finish floor and int finish wall.
One solution is to use a thin floor element sitting on top of the main.
When using the ceiling tool revit has the great feature called automatic ceiling.
However you can force revit to use the room bounding elements of a linked model.
Join brian myers for an in depth discussion in this video assigning finishes to rooms part of revit for interior architecture.
We re going to adjust this to include the wall finishes.
For example the following floor plan shows rooms being placed using.
To include project information from a linked model for select available fields from select project information.
Select include elements in links.
Create a new wall and floor type with a thickness of about 12mm 1 2.
Open the schedule in the host project.
Revit floor finish workflow thin floors i created a design option set called floor finish legend and renamed the primary option empty.
You can adapt the name to match your existing standards.
This workspace is set up to find the floor finishes inside of the model and set those finishes to the room s finish parameter.
How to control the visibility settings of multiple revit linked files in a host file.
1 model additional thin floors and walls.
So my cunning plan is to model the floor finishes in each room like the floor type method but this time using ceilings instead of floors.
See this post on creating floor finishes in the project itself.
On the properties palette for fields click edit.
Add the desired fields from the available fields list to the scheduled.
Yes that does sound a little daft i know but honestly i think its going to work a treat and here s why.
Revit floor finish workflow thin floors type selector showing several floor finish elements.
A level s primary floor does not have a good way to host multiple floor finishes and when the floor is coming from a linked structural model it is not possible at all.