- Makes Revit Assembly from selected elements
- Makes Assembly Sheet with Views placed on it.
- Attempts to Tag struts
11-Make Assembly from Selected
Active Dynamo
48-Export Wire Pull Schedule
Export Wire Pull Schedule
Takes data from two schedules, attempts to find intersections between Conduit and Jboxes, and makes an Excel spreadsheet.
Inputs:
Make a blank spreadsheet in Excel for the initial Excel File Path input.
Circuiting colors are assigned by 3 options set in the Circuit Color Option Number input slider (1, 2, or 3) E.G.:
An “H” in the PANEL NAME indicates that it is 277V.
The CIRCUITING INFORMATION “CI#” should be an integer between 1 and 126 or blank.
Wire is specified by an input string.
Video Demonstration
47-Jbox Renumber
Renumber “Mark” parameter of Electrical Fixtures as the parameters “LEVEL/AREA” + “-” + “System Name” + ###
Elements are selected by filtering though dialog boxes.
Video Demonstration
46-Set Conduit Run ID Sequence
Set Conduit Run ID sequence by selecting an Electrical Fixture to extract its Mark, then selecting conduits to set their Comments to the Mark value plus a series. It also sets the Comments of all the elements in each Conduit Run. Tagging the selected Conduits is optional.
Dialogs
Known Issue: If single Conduit (no connected fittings) are selected, there may be some instability setting Parameters.
Video Demonstration
44-Renumber Selected Elec Fixtures Clockwise
Selected Electrical Fixtures and their parameters of “DEVICE ID” and “ROOM #” will be set as the Room Number input.
“DEVICE ID” will be counted up clockwise starting with First Number Suffix input.
Selected elements will be Tagged with the default Tag for Electrical Fixtures
Video Demonstration
45-Set Parameters of Conduit Run by Fixture
Select Conduits, Conduit Fittings, and an Electrical Fixture.
The graph will take these parameters from the Electrical Fixture and apply the values to the selected Conduits & Conduit Fittings
Video Demonstration
43-Conduit Between Two Fixtures
Model Conduit between two Electrical Fixtures.
In the Dynamo Player inputs, select 1st & 2nd Fixture, and how you want them connected. Connect directly goes straight from the 1st connector to the 2nd, the X/Y options are for going around corners.
Last Dialog Selections file is a small CSV that saves the previous dialog inputs.
“Comments” parameters for the Conduit Run will be set from the “DEVICE ID” from the first fixture selected.
Video Demonstration
41-Identify Connectors on Selected
A diagnostic tool when creating or editing Revit content that has Connectors. It will identify Connectors on a selected element by putting in a little Family with a number starting with 0.
Run graph in Dynamo to see the direction of the Connectors on the screen
Video Demonstration
42-Split Selected Conduits by Plane
Split Selected Conduits by Plane
“Conduit Cutter” component may be placed to make a cutting plane
Enter inputs in the Dynamo Player
Select a set of Conduits and run Player
Video Demonstration
40-LJB-Make Jbox Detail Views from Selected
Make the 6 large Jbox Detail Views from selected elements
