Building Coder: Revit MEP Connector Number

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Building Coder: Revit MEP Connector Number

February 13, 2017, 02:45 PM

I answered a question in the Revit MEP forum, prompted by Robert Klempau's direct mention in the thread on connector numbers of mechanical equipment. Since it is rather technical and even includes a snippet of Revit source code, let me reiterate it here for better readability and future reference Question: I created a mechanical exhaust fan with four connectors...

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