M.S.
I hate to stay in the ice age, but that's where I dwell for now. Can you please tell me why, when I draw a new conduit (AutoCAD MEP 2013), specifying system "Cndt-Power", it automatically puts the conduit on layer "E-Cndt-Pwr"? In the Style Manager-->Electrical System Definitions-->Cndt Power-->Design Rules tab, the layer key is defined as "E-SY-WIRE-POWER", with a Major Override Value "-Cndt". I'm trying to understand where in my settings AutoCAD is being told to use layer "E-Cndt-Pwr" as the default for conduit drawn in the Cndt-Power system...
Thanks for your help!
I figured it out. The Layer Key has a layer associated with it "E-Wire-Pwr", and the Major Override of "-Cndt" replaces "Wire" in the layer name, thus making it "E-Cndt-Pwr"...
I see you got it fixed. can you walk me through this. I am having the same problem. I would like the conduit to be on what ever current layer I am on. I am running MEP 2015.
Try to install MEPMatch plugin for AutoCAD MEP
https://apps.autodesk.com/MEP/en/Detail/Index?id=5015841499228582150&appLang=en&os=Win32_64
This one doing exactly what you asking.
@Anonymous
To have AutoCAD MEP draw conduit on the current layer do the following:
At the command line enter: AecDwgSetup and set the Layer Key Style to <Current Layer>.
See the attached.
JMV