Creating flange family in Revit, Parametric pipe flange family, mechanical family creation (English)
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Great video just what i needed thanks
Congratulations!! great video, you got new suscriber
Very helpful. Please make more videos on mechanical family. Thanks
Tq for this video, its very useful for me
Thx for the video. Fyi. You can duplicate a parameter, then rename.
Excellent content
Great U got new subscriber ✌️
Congrats!
Could you please show the complete head of column "I": Holes##other????
Complete head of column I is Holes##other##number
@@MEPEngineeringTutorials Thank you so much!
Holes##number##general
That's really helpful sir. Thank you
Great Video !! Just waiting for bolts to be added.
Great post
Thats really helpful. Thank you sir
All parameters work except for holes
DN 300, 8 holes remain,
it is necessary to create a visibility parameter on the family nested holes DN 150/200 12 holes
DN 250/300 16 holes
Without forgetting to create 2 flanges 1 with 12 holes and another with 16 holes.
depending on the DN 150 to 300 the 12 or 16 holes will be visible.
great one , thanks alot
super teaching
(line in sketch is slightly off axis and may cause inaccuracies)
Hello there, is there any way to fix this warning massage inside a family (created by Lookup Table)?? please any advice, its important to me, thank you
Amazing
Good bro I love you 😘😘
iam trying to build CSV file to import it to revit but it always appears a massage that invalid value!! i got frustrated please can you help me???
Having the same problem please if you succed tell me where your mistake was
Thanks🙂, bro
CSV Headings are [letter]##length##millimeters the holes is holes##number##general and, obviously, weight##pipe_mass##kilograms
hi , i have problem for Holes in lookup table can you help me?? tnx for good education
thanks a lot bro, it was really helpful. Is it possible to share this .Csv file? I do same things but revit doesn't accept.
Hi waqas,
Please can you make a video on makeup water calculation. Or any can you please reply with a reference material for the same
Sure
Hi
Tnx for great content
I have one question though, when I use the formula for Parameter Holes: size_lookup(Flange_CL_300, "Holes", 0, DN)
Revit gives me the "inconsistent units" error, what seems to be the problem?
It doesn't give the error for weight.
I think its about that zero number, it has to have a unit after that, i.e. for dimensions it says 0 mm or for mass its 0 kg
what is the unit for integer?
thank u so much
I have the same problem :/
@@MrSzuma15 I came up with a solution somehow, make a parameter called number of holes, make it common, length, then make a column in your excel with the same name , consisting the actual number of holes. now make parameter:holes again, this time in common, integer. at the end, for for formula, write down: nomber of holes / 1. it's done!
@@ynwa57then what should be the formula for number of holes ??
Complete head of column I is: Holes##number##general
Have you ever made video for nut/bolt family for this flange what you mentioned at the end of the video?
Not yet but I have plan in future
how does your profile change shape after you first go to the 3d view?
Tried to design flange family of 150 class, all wen ok, but holes cannot be aligned with flange dimensions, what error did i do
Sehr gut👏
When I load my bolt hole family into the flange, bolt hole parameters do not appear. Does anyone know why these do not transfer over?
I'm stuck in the same step... anybody know what could be wrong?
Did you find any solution. I am also stuck in the same step@@Babaloo221069
I´m putting the connectors in a part that is part of a family so, when I loaded it back into the family and then into a project, the connectors didn't show up. Could you tell me what I'm doing wrong?
Please check visibility graphics of that particular family. Visibility should be checked so that it should visible in your model
@@MEPEngineeringTutorials visibility is marked and i have also changed the category from generic model to hydrosanitary parts, but it still didn't work.
How do you add gasket size
Hello guys,
After alignments, while doing dimensions, I cannot label the parameter "J". The error is: Labeling this dimension would overconstrain the sketch.
Can u tell me what the problem is?
try to select the line from its corner, when circle buble has flashed at the corner, not above the line. i had resolved with that
Hi,
I have a problem with the parameter holes, Number of Bolts##other## in excel but not working in revit, can you help me?
What problem are you facing? You can send your query through email
@@MEPEngineeringTutorials Ok, what is your e-mail for explain my problem. Thanks
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but give the gasket connection in this flange
I typed in [Holes##other##number] in the excel sheet, and [size_lookup(C110Flanges, "Holes", 0", FlngOD)] in the formula but it keeps saying inconsistent units. does anyone know why? all the other formulas worked just fine.
In the excel : Holes##number##general
In revit: type of parameter: integer
@ , it just worked for me. Thank you!
Hai sir
Can u share mep services notes
please can you provide me the csv file? pleeeease
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