Just added a new node to MEPover package: Element.ConnectInto
It handles a variety of connection setups, but don’t go too crazy, it doesn’t work as well as Revit’s own ConnectInto function.
Hello, Wuillian!
Thanks for responce.
Pipe is default UK Revit template. I draw single pipe segment and couple of sprinklers. Nothing special.
Am i doing something wrong or forgot to do something?
The node expects a bit more than a single pipe segment and a couple of sprinklers. If you look at the examples in the above post you’ll see that the elements are connected to open pipe ends. In your case you would have to at least model a piece of pipe from the main pipe towards each sprinkler.
uh, in a former life i was also dealing with sprinkler connections @T_Pover
you might want a bit more control to the amovers this one node might be
a good start to get what you want.
@Wuillian_Medrano
can you explain the code of what you demonstrade ?
I am looking to into an installation of ± 8000 sprinklerheads, manualy connect into is not an option …
Dynamo used with shared parameter, will depend on project template and settings.
These graphs are made tto work in conjunction with families and template, pipe type…
Best thing to do to get some help, is start a thread where the community helps out with the errors you are having. post your screenshot and ill take a look
Here
Latest 2018 Just finish thanks to your encouragement.
Pick the branch and watch them armover build… but take a look. @T_Pover , I am having issues getting the Tee junction to consistenetly connect.
trying to isolate the failing connection, can’t figure out why only some drops Tee and others don’t
Will share DYN for testing and if it works for you we can talk business.