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Copying levels and setting up monitoring

Copying levels and setting up monitoring - Revit MEP Tutorial

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Copying levels and setting up monitoring

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- [Voiceover] Once you have successfully linked and architectural model into your project, there's some functionality that we can take advantage of that you normally would not get in a traditional 2D process. Since we are working in a 3D model, we need actually add building levels such as first floor, second floor and so on. These levels will be at the same elevations as the architectural model. Although we can see the levels in the architectural model, we need to physically have these levels brought into our own model. We could copy these levels, luckily, into our model, then establish a monitoring system, even. To make sure that when an architect moves their level, we're going to get a warning that our model needs to be coordinated and reviewed. The objective of this video is to create the necessary levels by copying in the architectural levels and monitoring them for movement. To get started, let's go down to our 1-Power Floor Plan. Project Browser, Power, Floor Plans, double-click…

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