Step 1: Set attribute configuration for Rooms.
Read more: Revit Attribute Configurations.
Step 2: Set dRofus Room Function structure.
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"Building" as the 1st Function level,
"Level" as the 2nd Function level
"Department" as the 3rd Function level
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2. Define of if the Revit Parameters includes name, number or both:
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c) Number and Name: When the Room or Space parameter contains both the Function name and number, separation character used to split the name and number has to be specified.
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If you would like to create a structure with Parent / Child Functions in dRofus you can specify the numbers of all the Functions separated by a special character as well as the name of the Functions. Note that all the Functions will get the name you specify. In the image below the Rooms will be imported into a 3 level Function structure. In the case of the highest function level (Building), the name and number is split using the '.' character:
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If you haven't yet determined which Functions/Sub-Functions you want your Rooms/Spaces to be imported into within the predefined Function Structure, you can import them into a temporary Function in dRofus and then relocate them to the desired Functions/Sub-Functions in the dRofus Client at a later time. |
Step 3: Define which Rooms that will be included in the import to dRofus.
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Tick box “Only placed” to include only Room(s) or Space(s) that are placed in the model.
Tick box “Only primary design option” to only include rooms that fall under the Primary Design Option.
Use checkbox to define which rooms that should be and not be included in the import to dRofus
Step 4: Select “Import Rooms”
Import Example:
Import Rooms in level 9:
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