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Ok, there's got to be an easy way to draw a pipe between two objects which are 2'-2" apart on width. 4'-6" apart in height and 2'-8" apart in depth. What is it? It's killin me, Somebody please help.
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Use a two pick placement family to do it.
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Ok, I'm new to revit, and I can't find that in the how to manuals. Is that a revit 9.0 thing? I am using 8.0
I apologize for the basic questions. I'll try to come up with harder ones next time
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