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I am doing my first residential project in REVIT. How do I layout receptacles along the wall to meet NEC 6ft and 12ft spacing requirement without placing dimensions alont the walls first?
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Almost all elements in Revit show temporary dimensions when you place elements and you can edit that dimension.
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That's fine on a straight surface. But what happens when the 12' turns a corner? in AutoCAD you could draw a p-line and measure it. Or draw a line and off-set the line and rotage it at the corner of the room. How do I do that in Revit?
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The same way....
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