This is some valuable context, Alex. Thanks for going into detail on this. You've just compressed into 20 minutes what takes most users months or even years to figure out and master when it comes to Revit modeling. Great work 👍🏾
Hi Noel. Thanks a lot. That is such a nice comment. I'm glad you found it useful. Stay tuned for new videos. We have some juicy HVAC and piping videos coming soon. Make sure you subscribe so you don't miss them.
Good to hear you liked it. Revit "Fabrication" has what is called "a service", which is a combination of pipe system and pipe type (for example "domestic Water/Brazed Copper", but in general: Pipe Types and System Types are two separate things, because you can have cold water within brazed copper or welded steel, or glued CPVC, etc. But the best tip I can give you is: Select the pipe that has the system and the pipe type you like and do "create similar" =) Good luck!
Felix. Two things can be happening: 1. You don't have TG assigned to Tag command (hit "KS" and check). 2. You don't have tags visible in your view (Hit "VG" and make sure to turn them on) Good luck
