I had a client that liked to run two round ducts off the end of a rectangular duct, so I modified the end cap family to have two
round connectors added on. You should be able to do the same with rectangles. It won't be exactly correct, but at least it will
connect.
HTH
John
"RAM" wrote in message news:6310268@discussion.autodesk.com...
Not to sound sarcastic...I'm looking for anything that can produce an
horizontal split in a duct so as for instance a 30x20 duct can have the top
half split off a 30x10 say to the right and the bottom half a 30x10 to
continue straight.
Do you think this can be done and still be all connected?
Thanks for any help on this!
"Doug Bowers" wrote in message
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Hmmm.... Are you looking for a split duct or a fitting?
"RAM" wrote in message
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Thats disappointing since this is a very common fitting done in the
field...one for the wish list I suppose
"Doug Bowers" wrote in message
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I know of no way to do this other placing 2 different ducts, with one above
the other. You cannot join ducts together to make them move together
either, nor can you use the Align command to align the ducts.
Since ducts attach to systems, you cannot have just one physical duct with
two different sections either.
I hope that I am wrong and am missing something.
Sorry.
Doug
www.dougbowersconsulting.com
blog: http://aectechtalk.wordpress.ocm
"RAM" wrote in message
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I need to make a Top/Bottom horizontal duct split....any suggestions on how
to accomplish this?
Revit MEP 2010 w/update 2
Thanks
