Mastering the Fundamentals of Mechanical Equipment in Revit @tdisney
Mastering the Fundamentals of Mechanical Equipment in Revit  @tdisney
Uploaded December 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
If you do mechanical production in Revit you *need* to have these fundamental skills down cold.
-Create and modify parametric geometry
-Control visibility of family elements
-Keep your Types and Instance Parameters Organized
-Duct and Pipe Connectors
-Using nested extrusions to build out *any* kind of equipment rapidly
-Mass-load Shared Parameters

This video is part one of a series I'm going to do on family editing topics.

The skills in this video are *required* for owners of RevX Mechanical assets, but even if you don't have RevX you'll be able to follow along and get on your way to mastering the fundamentals of mechanical equipment families in Revit.

revxmep.com

DiRoots is the main plugin I use:
diroots.com/revit-plugins/dirootsone
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Mastering the Fundamentals of Mechanical Equipment in Revit

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