Learn the step by step process of placing parking stalls using a software system, ensuring every space is accounted for and rectifying any missed areas. This article provides detailed insights into the methodical process of placing parking stalls, checking for coverage, fixing missed spots, and maintaining overall consistency.
Key Insights
- The article emphasizes the importance of carefully scanning for every parking stall placement to ensure each one is counted in the system.
- Missed parking stalls can be easily rectified by zooming in and adding the spaces manually, taking care to also check for other missed areas.
- After placing all the parking stalls, the system can provide a total count, and an additional feature allows for differentiation between parking stalls in different buildings, ensuring better organization and understanding of parking space allocation.
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Now that we have all of the parking stalls placed, I'm just going to do a big window over the top here, and I'll just kind of scan through and see. And if I look at it and I kind of see, oh, maybe not there. Yep, looks like we're good.
And then I can kind of just move my mouse around too. You see how it shows a little highlight, just to make sure we've got every single space covered. Because if we don't have a parking space, a Revit parking space element in there, then that means it's not going to get counted.
And so as I move through, I can kind of see that I missed one right here. And that's not good. We want to make sure we get that put in.
So I'll just zoom in. And I can add that, but I just want to double check if there are any other areas that we might be missing. And there's these three, you can see how it's really easy to kind of miss a little section there.
So I've got to add the spaces back in on those three, and this one right there. And I can do that pretty quickly. And so here, I'll just copy this one over.
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I'll set there and then I'll go in on this one. And then I'll add in three more spaces for this location. And this is kind of weird because we're at some skewed angles here, but no big deal, nothing we can't handle.
And so I'll copy this over. And this one's going to require a little bit of rotating. And Rev, it's really not set up to have parking that's on strange angles like we're dealing with here, but again, nothing that we can't overcome.
So I'm going to move this one so that it's kind of sitting like that. And then I'll put the next one in here and then we just got to flip it around. So it requires a little bit of kind of finagling in here, but not a problem.
And there we go. We've got these three spaces installed now, and everything looks pretty good. So I could take a big window over the top, and this doesn't include the spaces adjacent to or the accessible stalls yet, but I could filter and check none.
And I can actually see that I have 298 parking stalls on this entire campus. And we can go in and we can actually differentiate the two between this building and this building by giving them a specific modifier so that we know, okay, those are part of this building and these are part of that one. And so before we do that though, we need to make sure we get our accessible stalls placed.
And so we're going to go ahead and do that right now.
