AUTOMATICALLY create Panel Schedule Load description - Revit Analytical Spaces
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- Опубликовано: 20 авг 2024
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Or type the load name in the "Load Name" in the Prosperities when in the power command?
Think of this more as a dummy proofing feature 😁 sometimes I get designers or engineers that just seem to care a lot less about being thorough with their work.
How about a video on custom panel schedules? If you modify a panel schedule template in one project will it be modified in your next new project or is it project specific? If you have a project with foreign voltages and modify a panel for that voltage how is the schedule calculating the load?
We have been running into a problem where 1 or 2 space names show up properly in the panel schedule but the other 40 space names don't show up and we need to add them manually. The models are sent in from the architect and they set up all the space names when they make the model. Any ideas to make this work?