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rgecy
2004-03-01, 05:22 AM
I am trying to make or find an electrical Legend. I downloaded the one from RUGI but I cannot get it to upgrade. I wanted to know also if there is a way to make one inside Revit? Maybe just need to import from ACAD? I would really like one that is editable inside Revit?

Thanks,
Robert
jbalding48677
2004-03-01, 05:33 AM
There was one floating around a couple of years ago. I grabbed it and ran with it. I will repost it tomorrow when I get in, providing I remember. Nag me at jbaldingatwatgNOSPAMdotcom and I won't forget.
beegee
2004-03-01, 05:34 AM
There's a lot of good hints in this topic (www.zoogdesign.com/forums/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=2606&highlight=legend) on making a graphic legend.

I went back to an old family I had, which may be the one on RUGI, but its pre 5.0 and needs to be manually upgraded by the service provider :shock:
PeterJ
2004-03-01, 07:45 AM
This may be too European for your needs and I have a feeling it doesn't have all the symbols I currently use in it, but attached a is a group and it can be opened and placed on a drafting view. One of my back-burner tasks is to place it on a generic annotation but this will provide you with a starting point
rgecy
2004-03-01, 06:22 PM
Thanks, Peter, no luck with that one. Need for US and would like something that can be edited in Revit.

Thanks,
Robert
mlgatzke
2004-03-01, 11:26 PM
This is an Electrical Symbol Legend that I use. It's made of Detail Components.
Taylor A
2004-03-02, 12:13 AM
I usually make an electrical model and have a symbol attached to it. I then use the symbol part only to make the legend. Attached is an example of a switch socket and a master legend. The legend is just Generic Notation and I place it straight on the sheet.
PeterJ
2004-03-02, 05:59 AM
would like something that can be edited in Revit.

The upload is a Revit file. I was offering it more for technique than anything else, I thought the symbols might not be right.
moment_32
2008-06-01, 03:45 PM
Thanks.........................


This may be too European for your needs and I have a feeling it doesn't have all the symbols I currently use in it, but attached a is a group and it can be opened and placed on a drafting view. One of my back-burner tasks is to place it on a generic annotation but this will provide you with a starting point