From the course: Revit: MEP Families
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Understanding connectors
- [Illustrator] It's time to think about smartening up our families. The smartest families in all of Revit our MEP families, because of the type of connections we add to the geometry of our family. Connections come in different shapes and sizes, and, of course, accommodate each trade also. A single connector can cover several different trades at once. For example, an Electrical Connector can be power, comm, data, fire protection, or even a nurse call. What I like to do here, is obviously, create some connectors. In Revit, under families, let's go Open. Browse to where keeping you're keeping your exercise files. In chapter one, I'm going grab Connectors, and I'll click Open. Make sure you're in a 3D view. You can just go up to your Quick Access toolbar, and click on the default 3D View icon, if you're not in a 3D view already. Now, I'd like to add a connector right to the face of this sweep. On the Create Tab,…
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What is a Revit family?3m
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Anatomy of a family1m 49s
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Family parameters2m 27s
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Connectors in families1m 11s
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Understanding reference planes5m 8s
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Constraining with dimensions4m 43s
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Creating parameters5m 8s
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Creating extrusions6m 50s
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Creating sweeps8m 52s
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Creating blends6m 27s
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Understanding connectors10m 50s
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