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    Default CP308-2: All Systems Go in the New Autodesk Revit MEP API

    Instructor: Jeremy Tammik

    Class Description: Learn to use the MEP-specific Revit API features introduced in Revit MEP 2009 and greatly expanded and enhanced in Revit MEP 2010. Analyze and modify Revit MEP models. Address all MEP domains including HVAC, electrical, and plumbing. Analyze and create MEP systems and elements including ducts, pipes, fittings, and connectors. Implement in-depth analysis and traversal of MEP systems. Make use of the new part creations methods to implement automatic splitting of parts, obstruction avoidance, and routing automation. This class assumes basic knowledge of Revit programming.
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