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Offline Shaun1119Topic starter

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Fabrication Parts in Revit 2023 Issues
« on: Dec 31, 2024, 13:59:45 PM »
We are drawing duct and and changing it to slip and drive. Finished length should be 71" SD/SD. Once I put the pc down, revit is breaking the pc into 2 separate pcs. If I use the standard TD/TD it works fine. Any idea??

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Re: Fabrication Parts in Revit 2023 Issues
« Reply #1 on: Dec 31, 2024, 15:07:46 PM »
You probably have a minimum stretch length and when adding the SnD the length is slightly over 71 causing Revit to attempt to make it 71 but cant because you have a minimum length so its just splitting it in half. The actual problem is probably somewhere in you connector settings and/or your specs.
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Re: Fabrication Parts in Revit 2023 Issues
« Reply #2 on: Dec 31, 2024, 16:36:45 PM »
The odd part is, in Revit 22 and 24 this is not an issue. Just in 23

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Re: Fabrication Parts in Revit 2023 Issues
« Reply #3 on: Mar 28, 2025, 16:24:18 PM »
Never use the Pattern Option "Machine If Length <". It's global, which means it doesn't work across all connector and material types. This is a very material and/or connector specific option. I have no idea why they made it a global option. It's only good for hosing your model.

See this thread.
https://www.xtracad.com/forum/index.php/topic,16778.msg110294.html#msg110294