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jackricci89

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We are an architecture firm Working in revit 2015. We use a lot of the MEC features in our architectural models, but only for massing and visualization, very few consultants work in revit, and so most of our plumbing and ducting is not "connected" to anything, its just there as a sort of placeholder, and so we know where openings need to be etc.

We have a lot of warnings about "no loss defined" and other MEC related issues we couldnt care less about. We try to keep our models clean, so these warnings are really starting to get frustrating. is there any fix that will allow us to turn this stuff off?

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There are similar posts below.  This may help you

http://forums.augi.com/showthread.php?133366-update-2012-produces-quot-no-loss-defined-errors 

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Update:

I just figured this one out. If you select the duct / pipe / fitting with the warning, then select all instances in entire model, then change the loss method to not defined, the warnings go away. Yay!

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