Hi,
Our project currently uses Uniformat assembly code:
We want to switch to Masterformat for spec writing purposes.
We don't understand what will happen to the project once we upload a new assembly code file. The Uniformat system classifies entire assemblies but Masterformat classifies individual assembly parts (i.e. metal studs, gypsum wall board, etc).
Would a wall that has multiple parts show multiple masterformat assembly codes? Is that something that is done?
Thanks for any help.
I understand that one can use the Autodesk Standardized Data Tool to assign Masterformat numbers to elements. I have managed to get this tool running on my build and have successfully assigned a class to an element.
But given that the element is a wall assembly with multiple components, how do I assign masterformat numbers to each component in the assembly?
How would I get the information I can tag on a plan to appear in a schedule?
below shows the (incorrect) single masterformat class assigned to the wall
I can mock up what I am trying to produce for the project. But this uses a "dumb" masterformat text parameter that I retype. Is it possible to bring native masterformat number parameter to parts?
Ok nixing the scheduling idea..
How would I go about adding a new keynote to the Masterformat keynote file downloaded by the tool?
