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# Placement

## Assigning an element to a Host

Using the element parameter you can assign element to host objects such as levels or other objects.

A typical example of this might be to assign a floor to a level. You can also use these in conjunction with predefined Revit parameters to set reference values from that host. Some typical examples are explained below.

### Assigning a floor to a level

To assign a floor to a particular level you need to define the constraint parameter using a text parameter component. By doing this it will automatically define this constraint when the project is loaded into Revit.

If you do not


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