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    Default Reducing Pipe Fitting Sizing Issue Based on Pipe Size

    Hello.

    I have created a series of Pipe Fitting families that can reduce if need be - based on LookUpTables - and they all flex beautifully within the project and the family.

    The issue I am experiencing right now has to do with inserting a fitting into an existing pipe within the project. This works for certain sized pipes but not for others.

    I can successfully change the family's size in the project to all sizes allowed by the LookUpTable and create pipes out of the fitting.

    For instance 1.

    Nominal Diameter 1 and 2 in the Family are set to 1 1/2". I can insert it into pipes that are sized 1 1/2", 2" and 3". If I drop it on a 4" or 6", it cannot create the family.

    For instance 2.

    I go back to the family and change it's Nominal Sizes to 4" and in the project I can successfully insert this version into a 4" and 6", but NOT the 1 1/2", 2", and 3".

    The Reducing families that come with Revit do not have this problem.

    Any help would be greatly appreciated.

    ps - Please feel free to see the attached Fitting and LookUpTables (replace txt with csv).
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