It's release 2015 and there's still no good way of creating a lighting & ventilation schedule per room?

[rstavares]

This is madness:
http://forums.augi.com/search.php?searchid=435497

This wheel isn't squeaky enough to warrant Autodesk's consideration? The ramifications of allowing Room:Area in a Multi-Category schedule go far beyond this desperately needed piece of code-compliance that needs to be on a sheet. What are you good people doing to achieve this in REVIT?

[wgfletch]

This is madness:
http://forums.augi.com/search.php?searchid=435497

This wheel isn't squeaky enough to warrant Autodesk's consideration? The ramifications of allowing Room:Area in a Multi-Category schedule go far beyond this desperately needed piece of code-compliance that needs to be on a sheet. What are you good people doing to achieve this in REVIT?


what type of ventilation info are you looking for?

have you tried embedded schedules in space/room schedule? I've only used them for duct accessories (I'm a mostly MEP user) but it breaks down the duct accessories per space..don't see why that wouldn't work with lighting and then you will have your "ventilation" data in the spaces/room schedule available

[rstavares]

this would be ventilation provided by fenestration. I'll look into embedded schedules. Thanks.

[rstavares]

I've been trying pretty unsuccessfully. It looks like this blog post has exactly what I'm looking for:

http://www.augi.com/library/revit-mep-scheduling-for-design

specifically the last pic:
http://www.augi.com/images/uploads/article_images/Todd_Shackelford-AW-1212-05.jpg

without any indication as to how to do it. It's been a very frustrating endeavor.

[wgfletch]

I've been trying pretty unsuccessfully. It looks like this blog post has exactly what I'm looking for:

http://www.augi.com/library/revit-mep-scheduling-for-design

specifically the last pic:
http://www.augi.com/images/uploads/article_images/Todd_Shackelford-AW-1212-05.jpg

without any indication as to how to do it. It's been a very frustrating endeavor.


maybe this link will help with different model cat. of course

NOTE: your main schedule is actually a space/room schedule and i think that is the only schedule type that will allow you to nest or embed

http://aectechtalk.wordpress.com/2012/02/17/revit-mep-nested-schedules/

[rstavares]

yeah I'm using a room schedule. I needed to flip all of my windows so their exterior faced in in order to get it identified with the room... Thanks again for your help.

[rstavares]

This is what I came up with. Used the lighting & ventilation values from the manufacturer. Still haven't figured out a way to have REVIT automatically schedule it based on the window family. Hopefully in the next release.

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