Conduits
Revit treats conduit like any other pipe. This panel doesn't.
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Run a whole bundle of conduits between two points at once.
When you've got a stack of conduits leaving one spot and landing in another, doing them one at a time is a slog. Conduit Loom does the whole bundle in one go, using offsets or kick 90s across every run. Set it up once and it solves the lot.
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Drop a clean offset between two parallel conduits.
Two parallel runs at different elevations, and you need them joined. Pick both and Conduit Offset builds the offset, solved right, landing where you put it, instead of nudging a fitting around until it looks close.
Join two perpendicular conduits with a clean kick 90.
Same idea as Offset, but for runs that meet at 90. Pick the two conduits and you get a proper kick 90 between them. No working out the geometry by hand, no gaps left in the model.
Click one piece, select the whole connected run.
Pick any segment and Run Selector grabs everything connected to it: conduit, cable tray, pipe, duct, or lines. Shift-click to choose which of those it follows, so you select the system you want and skip the rest.
Get the length, bends, and total angle of any run.
Click a segment or fitting and Run Lookup tells you what the whole run adds up to: total length that matches what Revit puts in your schedules, how many bends and at what angles, and the total angle of the path. Handy when you're sizing a pull or doing takeoff and don't want to count by hand.
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