2025-10-24
01:00 PM
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2025-10-26
02:32 AM
by
Laszlo Nagy
Hi everyone,
I’m trying to model rectangular HVAC ductwork using the new MEP Modeler with specific dimensions (see attached file).
My main question is: how can I define the inner bend radius (or the inner offset distance) of an elbow? How to a reduction specified by length, not by edge angle?
Additionally, I’d like to know if it’s possible to create asymmetric branches and reductions, or bends with changing cross-section using the new MEP tools.
And one more question — is it still possible to model a route element by element as before, instead of using only the automatic routing method?
Thanks in advance for any tips or workflow suggestions!
Operating system used: Windows
2025-11-03 02:51 PM
Does the new MEP Modeler actually respect the rectangular duct route presets correctly?
No matter what values I set in the Route Preferences, the elbows and branches of rectangular ducts are generated with different dimensions than expected. Am I doing something wrong?
Can someone recommend the correct workflow for this?
2025-11-03 02:54 PM
How can I correctly model a SPIRO duct end termination with an integrated grille (as a single element/product)?
https://www.ventilace.eu/en/take-off-cap-d192/
https://www.ventishop.cz/vks-355-vyfukovy-kus/
2025-11-11 12:56 PM
Is it really true that no one is solving a similar problem?