Plumbing Isometrics Solving "Hide Pipes Behind"

Plumbing Isometrics - Solving “Hide Pipes Behind”
In this video, I will show you how we can solve, as a Plumbing design community, the problem of “hiding pipes behind” on a plumbing isometric, in Revit.
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[@birosca8]

Amazing!
I had the same problem…. Thanks solving it!

[@bimitup]

Thanks Stuard. Make sure you Vote! =)

[@karlapaolasilva]

That is definitely what I need !

[@bimitup]

Well, let's make sure we all vote to make it happen =)

[@CyranoVE]

good job bud.

[@bimitup]

Thank you Joan. Stay tuned for more good stuff =P

[@8acoach]

Very helpful

[@bimitup]

Glad to hear that

[@mep_guy]

Love your new videos Bimitup! I thought about your issue. The best idea I have off the top of my head would be to use a pipe tag with a masking region inside. The masking region consists of a masking region and a line representing the pipe that goes through the center of the tag. I just tested it and I'll make a video to show what I've done. Really cool to see some other revit plumbing experts on youtube. Hopefully we can keep the dialogue going. I have a bunch of issues I'd like to bring to your attention as well. Check out my P-Trap Video. Wondering how you show your annotations for your p-traps??

[@bimitup]

Hi there. Yes, I did something similar back when I was using AutoCAD MEP..
That is a good temporary "fix" that can work in the meantime. But I'm trying to have Autodesk really fix the root of the problem (graphics display).
Good opportunity for a programmer to come up with a "patch" and sell it, but hopefully Autodesk can fix it on native Revit. Make sure to vote =)

[@bimitup]

Here is the link to my video showing it:
ruclips.net/video/-WFBmZrr1m0/видео.html
Similar to what I used to do in AutoCAD MEP with "wipeout", but in Revit using "masking regions".
But the most important thing is to make sure we VOTE, and push for Autodesk to really fix the issue. Cheers! =)