I hope I can get some direction here.
I've taken a couple of training courses for Revit MEP.
From ATC and now by Global eTraining... I am finding both to be lacking, or possibly just not the focus that I need.
There two courses have focus too much on the design side of the software... what I want is heavy on the actual modeling side... setting up Duct and Pipping settings and modeling techniques to model a boatload of pipe and duct under many circumstances.
On Global eTraining I find VERY few examples of actually modeling the pipe and duct... in the very few modeling examples the training didn't even actually connect the objects. In one example mine actually connected, but the trainer's did not... further more the trainer didn't even point out the disconnected example.
Help please!
i can provide training for you. I need to understand exactly what you want out of the training so it can be tailored to your needs.
For example, do you need to learn the following:
1. Creating, modifying and displaying systems
2. Creating families with connectors
3. Creating piping and duct types with materials
4. importing families from manufacturer's content into revit
5. Create custom revit template file for Mechanical/Piping work.
Hope this helps
Dzan Ta, AEE, ASM, ACI.
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Trial and Error? If you know what your desired output is, try different ways. If you truely want to learn the software, this is the way to go. If you just want to be a robot repeating steps you're told, then by all means - keep looking for training. I know this is possible, because this is how I learned how to model conduit.
There are certainly tips people can share,and here's some that I've found. I'll put this out there, I model conduit, so some of these things I've done will work with Duct & Piping.
I hope these tips can be applied to Duct & Piping, and hopefully others can provide more tips for you that are specific to Duct & Piping.
Good Luck! Keep using these forums, people will help.
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