Part 1.3 - Piping Modeling - Revit Tutorial - Reducer EN 10253-2

[@OSpics]

Really great work. Thnx a lot 😀

[@PipeEXltd2023]

Thanks, hope you enjoy the upcoming videos 😊

[@thaisaescudero9526]

Hello PipeEX! Excellent work, I wish I'd had founded your place sooner. I got almost everything rigth, except: My reducer works fine with big to small reductions. But does not work with small to big reductions. I duplicated and inverted the lookuptable as you said, but still does not work. I really dont know what I'm doing wrong

[@PipeEXltd2023]

Thanks a lot! Well, this is strange. Usually, it should resolve the issue. You can also try to resolve it with the conditions, like if dn

[@OSpics]

Hallo.Based on the methodology learned in the tutorial with slight variation, I appreciate your kind advice after I tried to create my own eccentric reducer family. At all connectors except the last one, the pipe is slightly tilted by almost one degree.In cross-section, Revit seems to consider only pipe axis while modelling the pipe via pipe routing. I can share the screenshots or the family itself upon request. Thanks and best regards

[@PipeEXltd2023]

Yes, indeed, this is the disadvantage of using the standard way, as the software calculation is based on the nominal diameter, but not outer diameter, that leads to such a deviation.

[@PipeEXltd2023]

But it is good to mention that it is applicable not for all the diameters.

[@AJ10.99]

Can u share the family?

[@PipeEXltd2023]

Hi, sure I've added link in the description

[@AJ10.99]

Thank you very much

[@PipeEXltd2023]

@@AJ10.99 you're welcome