thank you for this vid juste a question please, can we make a parametere of visibilité yes/non for a electricial connector ? because i created a simpl switch (should have 1 connector) and duble switch (should have 2 connector) thanks
You didn't touched one important issue of making "Voltage of receptacle" to instance one. It's a major problem with families when they don't fit in our distribution system. For example, autodesk library electrical families are 120V which don't fit in 230/400 distribution system.
I really like this video, its really helpfull :D But i have one problem. I have unlocked all the deminsions, but i cant change the number (after a long time of trying it suddenly let me change it, but it wont let me do it again) is there something i have to do other then double clicking it?:)
This is done for BIM collaboration models usually once the const. contract has been awarded. Most of the time it is just the large conduit. But sometimes the BIM contract require as small as 1" and larger dia conduit to be modeled.
Thanks for this just what I needed, very concisely put and really helpful.
Unbelievably good. Thank you, sir.
Absolutely great, to the point and informative video. Thank you.
Still works on Revit 2020. Thanks for the education.
Excellent!!! Congrats
Excellent and useful video.
well done!
how do you create a schedule of keypads with different switches/dimmers in one gang? or how do you create a family of gang of switches?
thank you for this vid
juste a question please, can we make a parametere of visibilité yes/non for a electricial connector ?
because i created a simpl switch (should have 1 connector) and duble switch (should have 2 connector)
thanks
Thanks for the video; can I add more than one conduit in the front side of the box??
Yes. Use conduit connection plate instead of a single point. Elec panels use these. Open an electric panel and you can see what to use.
Hi, I can't solve that problem with the conduit that was mentioned on the video. Can you help me?
I think that he can not help you. The video was a waste of time
You didn't touched one important issue of making "Voltage of receptacle" to instance one. It's a major problem with families when they don't fit in our distribution system. For example, autodesk library electrical families are 120V which don't fit in 230/400 distribution system.
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I really like this video, its really helpfull :D
But i have one problem. I have unlocked all the deminsions, but i cant change the number (after a long time of trying it suddenly let me change it, but it wont let me do it again) is there something i have to do other then double clicking it?:)
I would like this onw with MULTIPLE CONNECTORS with different conduit diameters.
Yes. Use conduit connection plate instead of a single point. Elec panels use these. Open an electric panel and you can see what to use.
Why are you modeling conduit?
This is done for BIM collaboration models usually once the const. contract has been awarded. Most of the time it is just the large conduit. But sometimes the BIM contract require as small as 1" and larger dia conduit to be modeled.
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