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Create / update spaces based on Rooms in the Architectural (linked) model
1.Linked Model: Add or update the model you are creating spaces from.
2. Verify that levels are named the same in both models. Read more Level Names Mismatch
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b. Room <-->Revit Space. Below is an example:
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Read more Revit Attribute Configurations (AC).
4. Select "Linked model Rooms - > Spaces" from the dRofus Add-On ribbon:
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The attribute configuration has been used to write data to the created and updated Spaces:
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Changes in Architect model.
Rooms in the Architect model can be added, deleted, moved, changed in shape and size etc. Once the updated Architectural (linked) model has been re-issued and re-loaded as a link to the MEP model, the Engineer will again need to carry out the above process in order for the Revit Add-On to transfer all of the updates to the changed Spaces.
If any Rooms have been deleted in the Architect model, you will be asked if you'd like to "Delete Superfluous Spaces", next time you updating your spaces.
Creating / Updating Spaces Based on Spaces within Linked Models
You can also create or update Spaces based on Spaces within a linked model.
To create / update Spaces in the MEP (host) model (based on Spaces in another MEP (linked) model), select "Linked model spaces - > spaces":
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Level Names Mismatch
If the host and linked Level names do not match when creating / updating Spaces in the host model, you will get the following message:
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