Split Pipes by level

[paris]

@jacob.small

My guess is the split curves become curves for new pipes after deleting the old ones which crossed levels, so pipes (flex or otherwise) are being split by level.

Hi @jacob.small thanks for your reply, I think that if you delete a old pipe to recreate a new one, you lose some parameters for e.g. comments/marks/connections/workset. The question how to split pipes has already been solved by @Alban_de_Chasteigner

Split Pipe at a Length with Coupling

Hello there, I have been trying to split pipes/ducts networks into the desired length with a coupling but there are some issues. I have gone through some earlier posts regarding splitting pipes but they have their own problems. Please suggest. Split Pipe for divisions_1.dyn (29.1 KB) [image]

and by @maciek.glowka

Onion - new package

hi @paris as for the null values - I am sorry but there was a mistake in the output part of the script. This is the corrected version, that should not produce null values (unless there is a reason for that) However I think the unassigned system problem is still there - judging by the pipe colours. As I probably said before, I have never used much MEP part of Revit and do not have much knowledge on it specifics. I do not have any ideas now about those unconnected caps and tees (don’t really k…

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