From the course: AutoCAD: Creating Sprinkler and Fire-Alarm Systems
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Setting up routing preferences
From the course: AutoCAD: Creating Sprinkler and Fire-Alarm Systems
Setting up routing preferences
- [Narrator] Let's talk about part routing preferences. Part routing preferences actually define what the physical pipe and the associated fittings are gonna be. Unlike the system definitions that define the graphics such as symbology and layering, with the part routing preferences we actually tell AutoCAD what the specific pipe and fittings are gonna be. What I'd like to do in this video is open the style manager. From there we're gonna drill down the piping objects then the part routing preferences. From there we'll create a new routing preference called threaded and change some of the pieces parts. Let's just jump into AutoCAD MEP 15, into our routing preferences file. Let's go to the manage tab, on the style and display panel let's go to the style manager. In the style manager, let's drill in the piping objects. Now let's drill in the pipe part routing preferences. Notice that we have a ton of different part routing preferences. If we minimize this and go to pipe system…
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Externally referencing architecture2m 5s
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Setting up sprinkler display configurations4m 24s
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Setting up the tool pallets4m 49s
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Adding room tags4m 53s
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Using system definitions5m 34s
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Setting up routing preferences5m 24s
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Specifying pipe layout preferences2m 40s
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