I met Freddie at the BIM Workshop in Anaheim recently. We chatted for awhile about Revit (shock I know) and then a little about music. It was great to meet someone who wasn't necessarily required to know Revit but decided he wanted to learn Revit and has become quite good at it. The company he works for (TJP Engineering) specializes in water treatment systems for aquatic attractions.
He passed along a graphic that Chris Aquino (Autodesk support specialist) marked up for him when he was trying to sort out piping graphics in section views. Sometimes writing this blog only requires sharing what other people tell me, thanks Freddie!
Here's the image which has markups that explain the various conditions they discussed.
Quick Summary of Issues:
Btw, my Uncle Ben called me Freddie when I was a kid. I. Don't. Know. Why... :)
He passed along a graphic that Chris Aquino (Autodesk support specialist) marked up for him when he was trying to sort out piping graphics in section views. Sometimes writing this blog only requires sharing what other people tell me, thanks Freddie!
Here's the image which has markups that explain the various conditions they discussed.
Quick Summary of Issues:
- No rise/drop symbol? Most likely the pipe is sloping "through" the section.
- If you see a "crosshair" or "target" it is probably the pipe beyond the fitting but within the Far Clip Plane of the view.
Btw, my Uncle Ben called me Freddie when I was a kid. I. Don't. Know. Why... :)
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