Revit MEP
Creating Annotation Tag Variations
Are you new to Revit and starting to create customised content for your models? You have all the →
Building Healthy Asset Models
Understanding how to integrate with your client’s asset and facility management requirements at first seems like a daunting →
Calculating and Tagging Pipe Obverts with Dynamo
There are times when we need to show a little more information than Revit is able to provide →
Lookup Tables and You – Part 2 – Improving Your Workflow
Now you understand how lookup tables are formatted and referenced from Revit families, let’s have a look at →
Lookup Tables and You – Part 1 – Understanding Lookup Tables
Life isn’t just about Dynamo, so here is something a little different to mix things up. Earlier this →
Tagging Invert Levels
Over the years, I’ve seen a lot of err.. solutions for tagging invert levels. From adding shared parameters →
Populate Node Identifiers to Pipework Using Dynamo
In MEP design, some workflows require that you populate node identifiers for each connection point of a fitting throughout →
Using Dynamo to Generate Pipework Hangers
If you’re finding yourself modelling more detailed models that reflect proposed fabrication or constructed works, Cesare Caoduro over at the →
Sizing AS3500 Compliant Pipework Using Revit – Part 2
An important part of domestic water design is calculating flow and pressure losses, a common complaint I have →
Filtering Schedules
I had a question earlier in the week via Linkedin from Marvin, the question was Ryan, I was →