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I am getting this error when trying to connect 2 pipes using the "Trim/Extend To Corner (TR)" command in Revit MEP 2012 and 2013.
Error: The resulting angle between the segments is too great.
Is there a way to change the angle that triggers this error?
I am creating as-built models of MEP spaces so my pipe runs aren't all straight and perfect like Revit wants them to be and I need to be able to connect pipes that are at off angles. Take a 110 degree bend for example. I know the generic elbow can handle this but how can I get Revit to insert it that way and bypass that error.
If I try and drag the pipe ends together I get the same error or this one "No auto-route solution was found".
Anyone have any suggestions or workarounds for this error other than manually placing elbows? I would really like it to work with the Trim/Extend command.
Thanks
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Yes, I saw one possible solution to that in a video. Extending the pipe much more than you need it, the trim is possible. Look at minute 5:00:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AKksOWkS33g
Edited on: Fri, Aug 3, 2012 at 10:41:20 AM
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I'll try that. In the meantime...
I have links for sample files files.
JPG: Lets call this the as-built. This is what i want the Revit model to look like.
PCG: As-built scan data/pointcloud. Insert into Revit Center-to-Center.
RVT: This is a revit file with standard pipes fit to the scan data. All pipes are aligned and meet at the end points. From this point I would like to be able to go in and simply use the TR command to connect the segments for a result that looks like the attached JPG.
Make sense?
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The over extending did not work.
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