Please help me find industrial piping families. I'm learning how to use Revit. I'm an industrial plumber in Brazil. I can't find any industrial piping families for Schedule Carbon Steel and Stainless Steel.
Thank you for your teaching demonstration, but when using it, two error messages will appear when generating accessories in the pipe: 1. The resulting angle between the segments is too great or too small. 2. The specified angles are not compatible with your current layout. Check routing preferences and the specific angles used in Mechanical Settings. Is there any solution?
@@RevitTutorials996Please help me find industrial piping families. I'm learning how to use Revit. I'm an industrial plumber in Brazil. I can't find any industrial piping families for Schedule Carbon Steel and Stainless Steel.
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Thank you bro.
Please help me find industrial piping families. I'm learning how to use Revit. I'm an industrial plumber in Brazil. I can't find any industrial piping families for Schedule Carbon Steel and Stainless Steel.
Thank you for your teaching demonstration, but when using it, two error messages will appear when generating accessories in the pipe:
1. The resulting angle between the segments is too great or too small.
2. The specified angles are not compatible with your current layout. Check routing preferences and the specific angles used in Mechanical Settings.
Is there any solution?
Let me check. Do u mean 45 degree angle?
@@RevitTutorials996Please help me find industrial piping families. I'm learning how to use Revit. I'm an industrial plumber in Brazil. I can't find any industrial piping families for Schedule Carbon Steel and Stainless Steel.