Use this panel at the start of a project to set up levels, views, templates, view names, sheets and schedules. The Project Setup Wizard does most of it in one run, and the other buttons each do one part or check the result.
12 commands · Instructions and limitations
The MEP Modeling panel helps you create and edit pipe and duct runs. Turn lines or spreadsheet rows into runs, copy equipment, set heights, route branches, check connectors and manage insulation.
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Use this panel to check and change parameter values on many elements at once. Find empty values, edit in bulk or through Excel, apply naming and Mark numbering rules, and move elements to the right worksets.
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Use these tools to find clashes, tight gaps and sleeve locations, check your links, and set up coloured 3D views for coordination. You can then send the results out as one Excel issue list.
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These eight checks find problems in your model without changing anything. Use them to audit a model or to tidy your own work before you sync or share it.
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Use this panel to get drawings ready for issue. Tag elements, find what is still untagged, create schedules and sheets, place views, audit sheet numbers and export to PDF and DWG.
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Use this panel to show, hide or colour MEP systems in many views at once, set view crops, and keep views and templates tidy. The buttons show icons only, so hover over each one to see its name.
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The Utilities panel has everyday helpers: select elements by parameter rules, isolate a system in the view, and inspect an element's parameters and connectors. It also has tools to check the toolkit works on your computer and to help you report a problem.
7 commands · Instructions and limitations