About this app
Revit users rejoice! The MEP Level Filters plugin is here to simplify your workflow and enhance your productivity. This handy tool allows you to easily apply color-coded filters to MEP linear elements based on their reference levels, making it easier to visualize and organize your model. In this review, we will delve into the features and benefits of this plugin, as well as provide tips on how to make the most of its functionality.
Introduction
The MEP Level Filters plugin is designed to streamline the process of applying filters to MEP linear elements in Revit. By selecting a user parameter to copy the reference level of these elements, the plugin automatically assigns a color to each level, making it easy to differentiate between different levels within your model. This can be particularly useful for visual inspections and coordination tasks, as well as for creating more organized and visually appealing presentations.
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Features
One of the key features of the MEP Level Filters plugin is the ability to choose a user parameter by clicking "Indicate Parameter". This parameter will be used to copy the reference level of MEP linear elements, such as pipes, ducts, conduits, and cable trays. This is important because the reference level of these elements cannot be used directly in view filters. By indicating the parameter and clicking the "Apply Filters" button, the plugin will automatically assign a color to all MEP elements belonging to the same level.
Another useful feature of the plugin is the option to delete filters with the click of a button. This can be done by clicking the "Delete Filters" button, which removes the created filters from the model and cleans the user parameter of the copied values. This is particularly important as the plugin copies the reference level value into the user parameter, which may become inaccurate if the model is changed. Therefore, it is recommended to delete the view filters and values copied into the user parameter after completing the visual inspection.
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Benefits
The MEP Level Filters plugin offers several benefits to Revit users. Firstly, it simplifies the process of applying filters to MEP linear elements, saving time and effort compared to manual methods. The automatic color-coding of elements based on their reference levels also helps to improve visualization and organization within the model, making it easier to identify and coordinate different levels of MEP systems.
Additionally, the plugin enhances the presentation of the model by providing a visually appealing and informative representation of MEP elements. The use of random colors for each level allows for easy differentiation and identification, creating a more intuitive and user-friendly experience for both designers and stakeholders.
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Conclusion
The MEP Level Filters plugin for Revit is a valuable tool for MEP designers and engineers looking to streamline their workflow and improve the visualization of their models. With its user-friendly interface and intuitive features, this plugin makes it easy to apply color-coded filters to MEP linear elements, enhancing organization and coordination within the model. Whether you are conducting visual inspections, coordinating with other disciplines, or simply creating a more visually appealing presentation, the MEP Level Filters plugin is sure to be a welcome addition to your Revit toolkit.
Overall, the MEP Level Filters plugin is a must-have for Revit users working with MEP systems. Its ease of use, intuitive features, and time-saving benefits make it a valuable asset for anyone looking to enhance their modeling capabilities. Give it a try and see the difference it can make in your workflow!
(Image by: Olga Ryabinkova)
(Image by: Olga Ryabinkova)
(Image by: Olga Ryabinkova)
(Image by: Olga Ryabinkova)