I’ve been working in Revit since 2010, and I never knew you could use 1 space 6 to set it to 1’-6”. That’s one of the best things about these videos. I’m always learning something new. Thanks.
Glad you're liking the little tricks. I actually just figured out how to do the 18" trick. I knew about the space trick then thought... I wonder if inches will work with a zero first.
I enjoy your videos. I wish the pipe connectors on these fixtures were actually correct. Those wall hung toilets would be on carriers, and the sanitary pipe would connect to the carriers. Those urinals should be back outlet with integral traps.
All true. My philosophy is geared to show everyone how to Model Plumbing in Revit using out of the box fixtures and tools. We can for sure add a back outlet to the urinal and add in a wall carrier. I'll do some videos on carriers in the future. Maybe I'll create a custom carrier. Thanks for the feedback Scott!
When modeling wall hung water closets there is little benefit to modeling the piping with a slope. But if the model is needed for fabrication then you would want to use a slope, but for design, I'd recommend not sloping the pipe.
I’ve been working in Revit since 2010, and I never knew you could use 1 space 6 to set it to 1’-6”. That’s one of the best things about these videos. I’m always learning something new. Thanks.
Glad you're liking the little tricks. I actually just figured out how to do the 18" trick. I knew about the space trick then thought... I wonder if inches will work with a zero first.
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Great video again
another quality video ❤
Thanks for the love Un Do!
I enjoy your videos. I wish the pipe connectors on these fixtures were actually correct. Those wall hung toilets would be on carriers, and the sanitary pipe would connect to the carriers. Those urinals should be back outlet with integral traps.
All true. My philosophy is geared to show everyone how to Model Plumbing in Revit using out of the box fixtures and tools. We can for sure add a back outlet to the urinal and add in a wall carrier. I'll do some videos on carriers in the future. Maybe I'll create a custom carrier. Thanks for the feedback Scott!
But the "horizontal" pipes are without a slope.
When modeling wall hung water closets there is little benefit to modeling the piping with a slope. But if the model is needed for fabrication then you would want to use a slope, but for design, I'd recommend not sloping the pipe.
The Ptrap is already in the fixture (integral)
It sure is!
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Can you use a separate monitor , have 3 D on one as your doing plan view on another like the split screen as your doing there...?
Definitely! That's a great way to work.