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How to schedule SEO (Solid Element Operation)
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2012-10-18 10:30 AM
Anyone used to schedule SEO before? I have a big model with a whole number of SEO all over the places and I'd like to check each of them if needed as SEO is causing problem when importing into Revit.
Hope to hear form you all soon.
Cheers
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2012-10-18 05:57 PM
As far as I know quantities shown in Schedules take SEOs into consideration when displaying the volumes. However, I do not think there is a separate value that can show you how much volume was added to or subtracted from an element.
All I can think of is you could duplicate the SEO-ed elements, put them on another layer and undo all SEOs on them. This way you would have a version of each such element with and without SEO and you could compared their columes for checking purposes.
All I can think of is you could duplicate the SEO-ed elements, put them on another layer and undo all SEOs on them. This way you would have a version of each such element with and without SEO and you could compared their columes for checking purposes.
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2012-10-18 06:35 PM
Many thanks Lasz
Still be a work-around.
Appreciated your response.
Still be a work-around.
Appreciated your response.
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