Hello, I see that this video has received 69 thousand views in 5 years. I did not expect this video to be so popular. In response to that, I have added English subtitles and translations into several languages. And I would like to re-visit this topic in the current version of Revit, 2023 or the 2024 version that is coming soon, to see what has changed about this topic in 5 years, and make an updated video about it.
@@Wasim82m The video shows the cases in which hangers are "smart" and other cases when they are not. I am just reporting what works and what not, depending on the category of the element. We the users have no control about these things. Please specify what case you are referriing to.
Thank you very much for this very informative video. Very helpful. I do have one question, though. How did you get your pointer to be a round magnifying glass? Thx again!
halo sir while i try for making support the error showing =Size(s) 25 mm are not available in fabrication service: Piping: DWV PVC 40. The available sizes are: 32 mm, 38 mm, 51 mm, 76 mm, 102 mm, 127 mm, 152 mm, 203 mm, 254 mm, 305 mm, 356 mm, 406 mm.
Thank you for such helpful video, Can we add our own custom hanger to fabrication? if NO then can we edit the parameters of the hangers that are pre-loaded with fabrication?
Hello, @Estore4U, sorry for my late reply. It is possible to edit the fabrication families, yes, but just in their dimensions. Not by opening the family as usual with "Edit Family". Can we add custom hangers to fabrication? I don't see a way to do that. You can add parts from those catalogs provided by Revit. Or, you can use custom families as usual, not part of the Fabrication library.
As explained in the video, this tool (Fabrication) does not work as well for the electrical discipline as it works for mechanical and plumbing. Even after years of making this video, that situation remains the same.
Great Video! It helped me understand design by fabrication a bit, but it opened up for some questions. I need to add clamps to a water pipe system, your instructions work great. The problem is that I had the pipe in a cold water system which turns the pipes blue, but when I selected the pipe to design by fabrication it changed the pipe to a reddit standarized pipe (which im guessing its necesary to work correctly with the clamps) but also removed the blue color which im guessing means removed the pipes from the Cold Water system. Is there a way to work around this? I can accept not having the actual brand pipe families but I must have the water systems correctly. Thank you so much for the video anyways!
Hello, @Mati, sorry for my late reply. I just tested what you described, in Revit 2020. Yes, after converting a pipe from model to fabrication, it looses the information about system (such as Domestic Cold Water). The two things are not connected, unfortunately. It would be necessary to add that information to a custom parameter of the new fabricated pipes, and add a view filter with color to keep showing the pipes with one color per system.
Hello, @Musicians Digest. Sorry for my late reply. Yes, you can use custom families of hangers. Also, there are some add-ins with some very impressive capabilities for adding hangers to ducts, pipes, etc.
Hi, I'm using Revit-19. I'm drawing cable tray. But today I'm changed some settings like visual graphics then after my project cable cable trays is have a problem. But i'm not remember wich settings change. But only fittings have a problem. Problem is "It appears dimmed, looks pale, faint" i dont no true word. Can you help me!
Hello, @Murat Uzunhan. Sorry for my late reply. Sounds as if the discipline of the view is not Electrical. Try changing the Discipline property of the view to Electrical or Coordination.
Hello, @Kay Moe. Sorry for my late reply. Color by systems, you mean? It can be done by addding a custom parameter to enter the name of the system, and then using view filters. If you are referring to other colors, please explain.
Hello. This video shows families that come with Revit as part of the templates, plus the families that Revit has as fabrication parts. If you have the same version of Revit (in the video I am using version 2018) you should have the same families.
thanks a lot for sharing your data.
Thank you so much for sharing this video, it helps to solve my problem of how to place hangers in a smart way. Cheers from Mexico!
Glad it was helpful!
This is a very helpful video. Thanks and keep up the great work!
You're welcome!
Thank you so much for such helpful video to the Revit community.
Hello, @Binu Mathew , thank you. Sorry for my late reply.
it is so useful.
Hello, I see that this video has received 69 thousand views in 5 years. I did not expect this video to be so popular. In response to that, I have added English subtitles and translations into several languages. And I would like to re-visit this topic in the current version of Revit, 2023 or the 2024 version that is coming soon, to see what has changed about this topic in 5 years, and make an updated video about it.
THE HANGERS ARE NOT ATTACHING AUTOMATICALLY
@@Wasim82m The video shows the cases in which hangers are "smart" and other cases when they are not. I am just reporting what works and what not, depending on the category of the element. We the users have no control about these things. Please specify what case you are referriing to.
This is very useful. Thanks for sharing bro. God bless!
Your video is so helpful! Thanks a lot!
Thank you .Very useful
Thank you very much for this very informative video. Very helpful. I do have one question, though. How did you get your pointer to be a round magnifying glass? Thx again!
Thanks for your feedback. The magnifying glass is a feature of Camtasia.
i love this video! thank you so much
halo sir while i try for making support the error showing =Size(s) 25 mm are not available in fabrication service: Piping: DWV PVC 40.
The available sizes are: 32 mm, 38 mm, 51 mm, 76 mm, 102 mm, 127 mm, 152 mm, 203 mm, 254 mm, 305 mm, 356 mm, 406 mm.
Hello, Shabeer... I need to investigate that... I will bring more info later...
Thank you for such helpful video, Can we add our own custom hanger to fabrication? if NO then can we edit the parameters of the hangers that are pre-loaded with fabrication?
Hello, @Estore4U, sorry for my late reply. It is possible to edit the fabrication families, yes, but just in their dimensions. Not by opening the family as usual with "Edit Family". Can we add custom hangers to fabrication? I don't see a way to do that. You can add parts from those catalogs provided by Revit. Or, you can use custom families as usual, not part of the Fabrication library.
Thank you so much
which tool are you using to magnify the cursor area?
It is an option in Camtasia Studio
thx
Thank you.
Esse segmento de projetos elétricos nos EUA existe mesmo ou cada eletricista faz o que quer....vejo muito essa bagunça no meio elétrico!!
As explained in the video, this tool (Fabrication) does not work as well for the electrical discipline as it works for mechanical and plumbing. Even after years of making this video, that situation remains the same.
Great Video! It helped me understand design by fabrication a bit, but it opened up for some questions. I need to add clamps to a water pipe system, your instructions work great.
The problem is that I had the pipe in a cold water system which turns the pipes blue, but when I selected the pipe to design by fabrication it changed the pipe to a reddit standarized pipe (which im guessing its necesary to work correctly with the clamps) but also removed the blue color which im guessing means removed the pipes from the Cold Water system. Is there a way to work around this? I can accept not having the actual brand pipe families but I must have the water systems correctly.
Thank you so much for the video anyways!
Hello, @Mati, sorry for my late reply. I just tested what you described, in Revit 2020. Yes, after converting a pipe from model to fabrication, it looses the information about system (such as Domestic Cold Water). The two things are not connected, unfortunately. It would be necessary to add that information to a custom parameter of the new fabricated pipes, and add a view filter with color to keep showing the pipes with one color per system.
is there a way to create hangers without converting to Fabrication?
Hello, @Musicians Digest. Sorry for my late reply. Yes, you can use custom families of hangers. Also, there are some add-ins with some very impressive capabilities for adding hangers to ducts, pipes, etc.
Thank you so much!
السلام عليكم : الشرح ممتاز كثير و الافكار جديدة - ان امكن تعيد الشرح بالعربي - المحاضرة مهمة كثير
Hello. I have added English subtitles and an auto-generated translation to Arabic.
SOME TIME TWO LAYER CABLE TRAY WILL COME THAT TIME HOW TO ADD ADDITIONAL CHANNEL ...?
You can model one over the other.
Hi, I'm using Revit-19. I'm drawing cable tray.
But today I'm changed some settings like visual graphics then after my project cable cable trays is have a problem.
But i'm not remember wich settings change.
But only fittings have a problem.
Problem is "It appears dimmed, looks pale, faint" i dont no true word.
Can you help me!
Hello, @Murat Uzunhan. Sorry for my late reply. Sounds as if the discipline of the view is not Electrical. Try changing the Discipline property of the view to Electrical or Coordination.
nice man.... experience
Thank you
How to make a hangers for two na more cable trays.
One above the other.
Hello, @Mariusz Zygmunt. Sorry for my late reply. That would be a custom family.
HOW TO INSTALL OR ADD THIS SOFTWARE WITH REVIT ????? PLS INFORM ME
Hello, @Mohammad Sayeed. Sorry for my late reply. This "Fabrication Parts" module comes with Revit, as shown in the video.
how can get real colour after fabrication
Hello, @Kay Moe. Sorry for my late reply. Color by systems, you mean? It can be done by addding a custom parameter to enter the name of the system, and then using view filters. If you are referring to other colors, please explain.
Thank you. Can I request a family of this video?
Hello. This video shows families that come with Revit as part of the templates, plus the families that Revit has as fabrication parts. If you have the same version of Revit (in the video I am using version 2018) you should have the same families.
En español 😢
El video tiene opción de subtítulos en muchos idiomas, incluyendo español.
Thank you.
Thank you.