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Loss Coefficient Flow Configuration Flow Direction System Type Loss Method Mechanical - Airflow Pressure Drop Flow Dimensions Shape Height Width Radius Identity Data Index Primary Connector Link Connector Index Connector Description Mechanical (Piping) Constraints Edge loop centered 564 | Chapter 9 Creating Revit MEP Content Active only when the Loss Method is Coefficient. Possible values are: Calculated, Preset, System. Possible values are: In, Out, Bidirectional. Possible values are: Supply, Return, Exhaust, Other, Undefined. Possible values are: Not Defined, Coefficient, Specific Loss. Active only when the Loss Method is Specific Loss. The amount of air flowing at this connector. Possible values are: Rectangular or Round. The height of the connector when the Shape is defined to be rectangular. The width of the connector when the Shape is defined to be rectangular. The radius of the connector when the Shape is defined to be round. A unique identifier for a connector in a family (read only). Possible values are: True or False (read only). A single connector of each discipline is allowed to be primary in each family. The family’s HVAC data that displays in a schedule is derived from the primary connector. The index of the linked connector, -1 if none. (read only) A description of the connector Connector placement method (read only).
Angle Graphics Size on screen Mechanical Fixture Units K Coefficient Flow Factor Flow Pressure Drop Flow Configuration Flow Direction Loss Method Allow Slope Adjustments System Type K Coefficient Table Dimensions Radius Identity Data Index Used for adjustable angle families (such as elbows and adjustable tees) to push the angle value into the family from connected components Size of the connector display inside the Family Editor. Active only when the System Type is Sanitary, Domestic Hot Water, or Domestic Cold Water and the Flow Configuration is Fixture Units. K Coefficient (K Factor) is only editable if Loss Method is specified as “K Coefficient”. Percentage of the system flow attributed to this connector. Active only when the Flow Configuration is System. Volumetric flow rate of fluid through connector. Active only when the Loss Method is Specific Loss Possible values are: Calculated, Preset, System. Possible values are: In, Out, Bidirectional. Bidirectional is active only when the Flow Configuration is Calculated. Possible values are: Not Defined, K Coefficient from Table, K Coefficient, Specific Loss. Possible values are: Checked or unchecked. Possible values are: Undefined, Hydronic Supply, Hydronic Return, Sanitary, Domestic Cold Water, Domestic Hot Water, Fire Protection, Other. Possible values are: Bell Mouth Inlet or Reducer, Inward Projecting Pipe, Outlet, Square Edged Inlet. Active only when the Loss Method is K Coefficient from Table. The nominal size of the connector. A unique identifier for a connector in a family (read only). Connectors | 565
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Revit MEP 2009 Imperial Tutorial Ap
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Placing Spaces . . . . . . . . . .
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Adding Views to Sheets . . . . . .
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Managing Linked Building Models . .
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Introduction This introduction help
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■ For File name, enter the new fi
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There are 2 types of model elements
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■ System families include walls,
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The Options Bar The Type Selector t
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The Design Bar is located on the le
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The Status Bar ■ The browser is o
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In addition, context-sensitive help
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9 If you use a mouse that has a whe
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Some commands, such as Move and Cop
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Express Workshop 23
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Creating a Secondary Supply Air Sys
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20 While pressing CTRL, move the cu
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A network layout solution displays
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■ Verify that Only is selected.
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Add an end cap 6 Press ESC twice to
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Ductwork is automatically created t
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The cursor displays as the air hand
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A vertical section of duct is creat
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In the Element Properties dialog, u
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The selected system maintains its a
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Dataset ■ Click File menu ➤ Ope
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50 | Chapter 2 Express Workshop The
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15 Press ESC to clear the sketch gr
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Modify a circuit The sketch graphic
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The modified circuit is highlighted
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The Options Bar displays the select
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Verify the switch system 26 Move th
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The top part of the tag for the lig
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2 On the Options Bar, click (Create
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9 Select the wire shown. The tick m
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The temporary label shows the circu
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The reorganized circuit structure i
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Mechanical Systems In this tutorial
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7 On the Basic tab of the Design Ba
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20 Click to place the space. Only t
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Enter Office, and press ENTER. 26 D
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■ Verify that Radius is cleared.
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47 Click OK. The space is renamed E
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NOTE You can also press F9 (with th
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15 On the Zone toolbar, click Finis
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8 For additional practice, use the
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View a space 8 In the preview pane,
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20 Under the list of spaces and zon
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Mechanical Systems:Air Designing Ai
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12 On the Mechanical tab of the Des
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Before you copy the exhaust diffuse
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Optional: Complete the level 1 supp
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■ Open the i Air System Schedules
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This closes all open windows that a
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5 Click OK twice. 6 Type VG on the
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Create the ductwork Notice that onl
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The physical connection composed of
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IMPORTANT The Duct Sizing dialog di
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48 Notice that the cursor changes t
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Modify the layout path and create t
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Size the duct Notice that the cente
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Next, you create a low pressure sec
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The new system named Mechanical Sup
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The ductwork is created. Remember t
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Size the duct The system components
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The completed level 1 secondary sup
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Create and use a section view to va
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14 Continue to validate the duct ge
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27 In the Save As dialog, enter Usi
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NOTE You must place the cursor over
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TIP When zooming or reorienting a v
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The completed level 1 air system la
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Place an endcap on the level 1 prim
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The sized left primary is shown bel
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The completed level 2 primary duct
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TIP Color names are displayed under
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Split the main 3 Right-click Supply
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Tag the main The low pressure secon
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6 On the System Inspector tab of th
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Dataset ■ Click File menu ➤ Ope
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A new section view named Section 2
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This specifies the AC unit offset l
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Tile the views Next, you tile the R
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Notice that the mitered elbow fitti
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26 Move the cursor over the primary
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33 Select the right primary duct, r
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Notice that the endcap snap follows
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50 Press Tab to check connectivity.
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Validate the primary supply air sys
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Notice that the duct riser passes t
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The completed level 1 primary suppl
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The red lines represent the default
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Mechanical Systems: Piping Designin
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You use this view to create the pip
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33 In the Visibility Graphics dialo
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for the boiler pipe connection), du
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7 Place the cursor over the top ext
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16 Enter ZR, and sketch a zoom regi
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IMPORTANT In the System Browser, al
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Create the return hydronic piping s
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Notice that all components that are
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The inset is the distance from the
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18 Repeat the process to modify the
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After the pipe run and radiators ar
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In this exercise, you used the Layo
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A new section view named Section 3
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The section view confirms that the
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Zoom the split and notice that a li
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34 Draw the pipe 12’ 0" to the le
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You can either drag the pipe segmen
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Tile the views 2 With the 3D Piping
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A green pipe riser symbol displays
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The boiler is connected to the left
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28 In the 3D Piping view, select th
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The right supply pipe run is connec
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48 Draw the pipe up toward the retu
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54 Draw the pipe toward the return
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58 Validate the return pipe geometr
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The left return pipe is aligned wit
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The boiler is physically connected
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Notice that the branch sizing used
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Notice that a pipe fitting is autom
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24 Click OK. The circulator pump is
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31 With the 2 - Piping and the 3D P
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in the Unassigned folder in the Sys
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NOTE You can also use System Inspec
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15 On the System Inspector tab of t
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The red lines represent the default
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connections and creating logical sy
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Electrical Systems In this tutorial
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Parameter Neutral Multiplier Neutra
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NOTE Although it is possible to spe
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Open the provided dataset, as descr
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Enter a space type in the Key Name
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Level 1 - Lighting 2 - Lighting 2 -
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16 Make the 2 - Lighting floor plan
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15 Zoom in on the stairwell at the
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23 Zoom in on the stairwell at the
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3 In the Element Properties dialog,
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2-Power Place floor-hosted receptac
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28 Draw a pick box around the 2 flo
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Add panels and a transformer to sec
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40 Select the T1 transformer, and c
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17 On the Options Bar, click , clic
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29 For more practice, continue perf
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2 Select all the lighting fixtures
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18 On the Switch System toolbar, cl
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NOTE Do not overwrite the original
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11 Click in the open area near the
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number of hot conductors. In the pr
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Completed 2-Power 20 You can save t
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The device you selected in the Syst
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Add a Hot Conductor to the wiring f
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Check Circuits 29 Using the same me
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2 In the Mechanical/Electrical spac
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Verify/adjust wire sizes Now that y
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Plumbing Systems 7 The most common
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6 In the Project Browser, expand Fa
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The men’s room is partitioned for
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10 Click the center line of the toi
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29 Move the cursor over the counter
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The fine setting displays 2-line pi
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Up to 6 piping layout solutions are
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32 Examine the piping that was auto
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38 You can save the open file if yo
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If you select the pipe, you can ver
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20 On the Options Bar, enter 0' 6"
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33 In the Visibility/Graphic Overri
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Using Routing Solutions to finish t
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66 Using the same method, specify t
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76 If you want to save your work, c
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8 Click Modify. The wye is added to
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3 Press Delete. 4 Select the pipe c
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Resize pipes 20 In the Project Brow
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4 On the Plumbing tab on the Design
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13 Double-click the section symbol
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26 Double-click 3D - Plumbing to ma
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34 Zoom out to view the vents from
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36 Move the cursor over the cold wa
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53 Click Modify. 54 Select the left
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59 On the Options Bar, specify 2" f
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2 Press F9 to open the System Brows
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27 Click Modify. 28 On the Plumbing
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42 While maintaining a 90 degree an
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Fire Protection Systems In this tut
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■ For Offset, verify that 9' 0" i
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31 In the Format dialog, do the fol
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6 With the view zoomed, place the c
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19 Move the cursor directly down, a
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20 On the Design Bar, click Modify.
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The Office 202 sprinklers are place
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31 Move the cursor directly down al
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You have now placed the sprinklers
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44 Move the cursor along the same h
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The arrays are created, and an erro
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The sprinkler is added to the space
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70 In the Project Browser, double-c
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Explore the System Browser 3 On the
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NOTE The (Layout Path) button is av
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27 Drag the parallel movement contr
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33 Zoom in on the 3 offices at the
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Continue combining piping 40 Zoom i
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54 Zoom in on the office in the low
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An elbow is inserted to complete th
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6 On the Edit System toolbar, click
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Check pipe connectivity 21 Highligh
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4 On the Edit toolbar, click (Copy)
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20 Click the horizontal pipe direct
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30 Select the unconnected sprinkler
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You will work mainly in the floor p
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Modify the diameter of the main 13
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The main piping is selected and dis
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This segment services 4 sprinklers.
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39 Click the tag to display end con
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Creating Revit MEP Content This tut
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Create Shared Parameters 8 On the D
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Add an electrical connector 36 Elec
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Dataset: ■ Click File menu ➤ Op
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■ For Apparent Power Phase 1, ent
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Flex the family ■ For Apparent Lo
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68 Click (Layout Paths), and click
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NOTE Because Flow Factor and Flow C
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31 On the Options Bar, click Load.
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51 In the drawing area, select the
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6 Zoom in, and move the cursor over
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■ For Flow Configuration, select
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8 On the Design Bar, click Load int
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The label is copied. 9 Repeat the p
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17 Using the same method, modify th
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planes that define the location of
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23 Click Modify. 24 On the toolbar,
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Under Electrical Loads ■ For Appa
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Flange Family 46 Click Finish Sketc
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12 Click OK. 13 Using the same meth
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32 Select the dimension between the
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32 Select one of the lamps, right-c
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Create a floor plan sheet 15 In the
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7 Drag the North elevation to the l
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6 Right-click, and click Deactivate
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8 On the Options Bar, click . 9 In
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17 Reposition the view on the title
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Tagging and Scheduling In this tuto
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6 Using the same method, create a h
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18 Click the room text label, type
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30 Click File menu ➤ Save As. Tag
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16 Drag the table tag to the center
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24 Change the Type Mark for the oth
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Group headers in the schedule 13 In
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8 Draw a vertical separation line f
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15 Click to place the room in the a
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32 Using the same method, add 2 mor
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Material: Description Wood Joist Ma
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Adding Shared Parameters to a Famil
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Create a wall schedule 1 On the Vie
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Training File ■ Click File menu
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The reported value of the Loft leve
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Linear and multi-segmented dimensio
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Select automatic dimensioning optio
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11 Move the cursor down, and specif
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20 Click the blue middle grip, drag
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Adding Text Notes to the Floor Plan
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Create a text box with leaders 13 O
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Detailing In this tutorial, you lea
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8 Delete the component. Place a rep
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Because you still have several comp
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Add insulation 39 On the Design Bar
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Adding Detail Lines 52 Proceed to t
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17 Draw a horizontal line as shown.
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Adding Text Notes 32 Click Modify.
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The selected lines need to be repla
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Adding Keynotes In this exercise, y
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Creating Line-based Detail Componen
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Add a vapor barrier component 51 On
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69 Select the component, and click
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■ Click Open. 5 Enter zf to zoom
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18 Save the file. 19 Proceed to the
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Mirror the region 21 Select the fil
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37 On the Design Bar, click Finish
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54 On the Tools toolbar, click (Tri
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Add detail lines 70 On the Design B
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89 On the Design Bar, click Detail
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Add dimensions 104 On the Design Ba
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125 Select Modify to end the comman
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Finishing the Sheets In this tutori
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9 Drag the midpoint of the leader t
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Using Drawing Lists 31 On the Desig
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Using Legends 9 On the Design Bar,
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Add text to the legend 11 In the Ty
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Creating a Component Legend In this
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Add text to the legend 15 On the Op
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25 On the Design Bar, click Modify
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35 Optionally, click if you do not
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8 Click OK. 9 Save the file. Sketch
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Modify revision cloud style 12 Sele
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Importing Image Files In this exerc
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Using Dependent Views In this tutor
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Using Dependent Views in Documentat
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8 Click the inside control on the b
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The outside controls adjust the ann
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25 Click Settings menu ➤ Object S
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50 Use the same method to hide Cubi
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The dependent view opens. 3 In the
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Grouping Using the grouping functio
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3 Draw a selection box (lower-right
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Place instances of the group 9 In t
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17 Select the kitchen in the stairw
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Nesting Groups 24 On the Design Bar
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6 Press TAB, select the wall betwee
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7 On the Options Bar, click (Filter
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Sharing Projects When working with
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Tips and common scenarios 1 When wo
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When you enable worksharing, Revit
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16 On the Basics tab of the Design
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35 Using the following illustration
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47 On the Modelling tab of the Desi
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4 In the File Save Options dialog,
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34 In the Editing Requests dialog,
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Creating Multiple Design Options Wh
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3 Select Option 1 (primary), click
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Three more roof beams are placed at
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Add the louvers to the design optio
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Create sunscreen roof system 32 In
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Managing Design Options In this exe
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At this point, all isometric views
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Project Phasing In any project, you
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Change the phase of the existing bu
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31 Under Phase Status, select Demol
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The composite plan phase filter use
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4 Click Settings menu ➤ Phases. I
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Linking Building Models and Sharing
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■ Auto - Origin to Origin: The or
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Move the condo complex building mod
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23 On the Edit toolbar, click (Rota
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Copy the townhouse The townhouse is
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38 On the File menu, click Save. NO
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Notice that the townhouse is now at
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Apply halftone 12 Using the same te
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NOTE This exercise requires the com
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10 In the Save As dialog, navigate
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4 In the Manage Place and Locations
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23 Click Save Locations. 24 In the
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■ Navigate to the Model Linking f
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Report shared coordinates 8 On the
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8 Click OK. Sort schedule data In o
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Customizing Project Settings and Te
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Modifying Project and System Settin
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27 Click the General tab, and make
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The new library displays in the lef
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6 Under Dimension Snaps, click in t
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Modifying Project Settings In this
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14 In the Element Properties dialog
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TIP If you want to see the material
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In the Materials dialog, notice tha
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Notice the exterior frames of all t
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6 Click OK twice. Now that you have
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16 Click Settings menu ➤ Object S
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Modifying Annotations In this exerc
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The remaining untagged windows are
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2 In the Project Browser, expand Sh
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Creating an Office Template In this
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3 Click the Render Appearance tab.
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47 Repeat the previous 5 steps for
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Loading and Modifying Families and
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11 On the Options Bar, click (Eleme
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Create 3D views 20 In the Project B
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2 For each category, specify the fo
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29 Add shared project parameters as
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