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Can I use A Apple Vision Pro straight from my windows 11 or do I need a mac book?

THE SHAPE OF THE LOOP OF THE PIPING TAG CAN BE MODIFIED ?

Jon feeders are 3% and branch CKTs are 2%. I always VE as per this percentage. the reason being is the feeders usually travel long distances with bigger load at the end however branch circuits shorter distances are usually smaller load like receptacles lights etc.

Do you have a video on how to make the generic keynote bubble? I only have large boxes for keynotes in REVIT

Hey Jon, good to see you back! Thanks for always bringing up some of the extraordinary topics like this❤

Also, who are you using integer and number values instead of Yes/No Parameters?

Do you ever have issues when you can select the model elements that are not visible? For example, the 15 cd coverage area is set not Not Visible but you can still click in the model? I have the issue when I use model lines but I did find a work around for it.

Americans will not have good quality engineering until they start using metric system... feet, inches, fractions, etc., are very inaccurate, and when using them on material length, the error is accumulated massively. Meter is a NATURAL, consistent and absolute unit... is coming from 100cm... and 1 cm is the diameter of a drop of water... Egyptians were using it... also the Royal Cubic of the Egyptians comes from Meter/Centimeter... then relationship between cubic meter to water weight/kgr... etc Setting AutoCAD or Revit in millimeters means that every unit of error if any, would be a millimeter, and not an Inch (25.4 mm)...

thank you , this video helps me alot, but here in UAE .. Db has two section one for RCD 30mA and the Other section 100mA , and isolator rating as per the connected load << this example for ABudhabi , can you help me how to show these. thanks in advance

12:54 I thought "A IC" meant "amperes of interrupting capacity".

Hey boy. are you an elelctrical engineer? or a youtuber?

Thanks for the electrical videos. I normally use the SLD to provide an overview of the electrical system. Then panel schedule for the boards that feed the final circuits - i.e socket outlets (receptacles?), lighting etc

This program looks like exactly what I am looking for. our team is downloading the trial. looking to make the plan view panels, cables and the SLD all link together this looks to be it. Hopfeully get it to size cables according to code/vdrop as well (i see there is functionality for this). Arc flash looks interesting, not sure they have the same libraries as ETAP or SKM but definitely going to do some comparisons. Thank you for sharing.

Nice software too expensive.

Can we import .stl files into Revit on Apple Vision Pro?

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR MAKING THIS VIDEO. IT HELPED ME JUST RIGHT WHEN IT NEEDED IT THE MOST. KEEP DOING THE GOOD WORK. UNIVERSE BLESS YOU.

Can you go over one of switchgear and MCCs?

What version of revit do you use?

Awesome videos, glad I found you! I would love to see the design process too like how you size everything using NEC etc

I have followed you're steps but in my case keynote tag was coming in floor plan but not coming in the sheet. Please let me know how can I fix it?

Revit changed the logo to Rockstar XD

Do you know how to print Blackground with white wall floor plan

Can you make a tutorial on how to make a panel schedule through revit? And also explain what column A, B, and C are and where you get those values?

Thanks!

The thing that separates the workset in the filter tab in VG is its security, especially if working with other modelers, so the security of work will correspond to the owner of the service, scope or trade only, that divides the project from different areas in construction but beware of relinquishing owned workset cause sometimes it cost time delays if someone didn't relinquish his/her own element

if workset can think as layers I think it is also equivalent under the filter tab in visibility graphics, I think with the options in filter in vg is much more related to layers of cad

Do you need a MCB Distribution panel if you have a main disconnect? Can you just run straight from main disconnect to M.L.O and shut off from the disconnect? Why the need for M.C.B?

This is great, thanks for sharing! Quick Question, can you do you calcs / documentation in Elumtools, then produce pretty lighting renders in Enscape with the lighting shown correctly?

Could we do this to distinguish between existing panelboards and new panelboards? Love your videos!

Thankyou for making it so clear and easy. Can you please let me know how to reach out to you on person?

Great video! How did you make that schedule though? Do you have a video on that?

Dude - I’ll be honest. As an electrical designer who’s in the BIM world, I’ve been really impressed with your channel. I’ve been perusing for about an hour, and you’ve got some good stuff here. Might take the class!

Oh and this diagram only shows the hot and traveler wires for the switches. I didn’t mention that the neutral wire just passes through the light switch boxes. The wire from the light to the panelboard is the neutral. And there’s an assumed ground wire. Sheesh I could have done this much better….

Thanks for mentioning my comment. It's very efficient way to speed up your workflow, but these days in my company we are using Sticky add-on for importing Excel spreadsheets (luminaire schedule, motorlist, etc).

Im basically doing the same with just project parameters so when ever i get new family it will automatically have to those parameters that i use in luminaires lists. What is the benefit of adding them directly to the family?

Thank you for sharing it.

This may be a good workflow for Lighting Fixture families, but these parameters are created and added to your project as Project Parameters. When it comes to Mechanical Equipment or other categories that can have many different Schedules, this workflow would add all these parameters to every family even if they are not needed which in turn bloats the project/families. There are tools that can push parameters to families without checking this box. What about parameters that have the same name but have a different GUID?

How are you running a Revit on a Window screen inside the Vision Pro?

Interesting....this is good to know. Especially for Lighting Schedules. I wonder which Revit version this was added in?? Thanks for this tip!

Great tip. Will definitely use in my schedules. Thanks and keep posting.

Great work on this intro to Elum tools for Revit and some lighting basics. Is there any way to either render these values in Vray or other tools? Or to export these results for your room to a CAD file?

Thks a lot!

How can you draw this in actual diagram? Wiring Like the actual set lets say you have a 2bulb and its is controlled in 3 different locations what is it look like in a actual wiring diagram

Could you record a video on how to make emergency lighting? When we use Instance parameters for this.

Thanks for covering this topic, Jon! I haven't used ElumTools in a few years, but I recall there being a few issues: 1) The calculations don't work properly if your space heights aren't right. By default, I think the spaces get created at 8' in the model so you have to spend time adjusting those. 2) If the BIM model is not done well by the architect, then it can tank you calculations (regions not being bounded properly). 3) Adding the calculations to a space created a family that was visible on the plan, and you would have to create a filter or workset to make sure those got hidden. 4) Trying to use it in a model with phasing was tricky due to wall/furniture/equipment visibility in the 3D view. It's a powerful tool, but the level of fiddly things made it less efficient than the other options (Visual, AGI32, web-based tools provided by the major manufacturers). If ElumTools has improved on the issues above, then it may be worth trying again.

Great video, thanks for the effort!

Bro I've been checking on updates to this workflow all the time, thanks for making the vid. I'd much prefer to own a Meta Quest than a Vision Pro, but wasn't gonna buy either til I knew if they supported this workflow. Questions: 1. Can you pin the model in real space and walk around it, so as to project a proposed model over real world existing conditions? 2. Do you have a Meta Quest and know if it supports opening models natively (GLB/USDZ)? 3. And further, does Simlab export to GLB as well? 4. Does Simlab export linked models or only your content?

How did you create those symbols?

Thank you for the videos! I recently purchased the MEP families course on MEPGuy and have a question that was not covered in the course or other videos I've seen. Is there a way to show a motor load classification and heating load classification on a panel schedule when a single air handler family is connected to a panel? So the panel schedule would reflect AHU-1 with a total kVA rating for each phase, but under the load Classification section, the correct VA ratings for Motor and Heating would displays.

whats a bus plug?