Duct color definition

Duct color definition

margauxo
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Duct color definition

margauxo
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please see attached. How do we seperate the color of the duct with the black flanges as shown.

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Anonymous
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are the flanges seperate families/maj files? what do you mean seperate the color? 

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Secttor
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hi @margauxo

In order to do this you have to place a duct legend first.. 

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and after customize it based on your needs..

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RobDraw
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Please post an image. Some people, including me, won't open .docx from unfamiliar sources.


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tony.crawford
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Hi Margaux: 

 

There are several ways to have Revit change the color of a duct.  Do you want to change the color based on the system? or flow, or pressure, or size? 

 

As mentioned above, the Duct Legend is a great way to do this. That tool will change the fill color of your ducts per view based on the property of any piece, but perhaps not the edges and I don't think it's available in 3D views. 

You can also set the "Duct System" graphic overrides, which will address the color of ducts for all the views in your project. (screenshot below) 

View filters are a third place you can address the color of various objects. 

 

What criteria do you want to use to separate the duct(s)? 

 

 


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