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I am trying to follow the Revit electrical tutorial with creating a lighting analysis schedule in a real world project. I've made my schedule and placed my lights in the plan but Revit is not calculating the Average Estimated Illumination for the spaces. My gut feeling is this is happening because each discipline has a seperate central file: Architect, Mechanical, Plumbing, and Electrical. However, I do have the "space" in my drawing created but I still can't get the numbers to come up. Any help is greatly appreciated.
1. Make sure your light fixtures have an IES file referenced.
2. Make sure your space goes up to the structural deck (or atleast high enough so that the light fixtures are within the space).
Thanks! The space created in my file was 8' and the actuall ceiling was 10' which put my light above the ceiling. I just now have to figure out how the architect got the spaces in my drawing. Wish we had one central file, probably solve most of my problems. ~ Day 6 Revit User
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