Some components have multiple connectors that display stacked one above another. When drawing flexible duct from a stacked connector, a Select Connector dialog displays to let you specify which connector to use.
If you want to... | then... |
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change the orientation of the tag | select Horizontal or Vertical. |
load additional tags | click Tags. |
include a leader line between the tag and the duct | select Leader. |
change the default length of the leader | enter a value in the text box to the right of the Leader check box. |
When connecting to an existing duct, you can click the connector on a piece of mechanical equipment or an air terminal, or click the centerline of the existing ductwork to establish a starting or ending point for the duct.
Some components have multiple connectors that display stacked one above another. When drawing flexible duct from a stacked connector, a Select Connector dialog displays to let you specify which connector to use.
Clicking at the bends in the flexible duct places vertices that you can use to reshape the flexible duct. You can also insert and delete vertices, using options from the flex duct context menu.
Transitions and tees are automatically added to the duct system to facilitate the connections for the flexible duct.
Round duct elements (rigid and flex) display with centerlines in hidden line view. For duct fittings, you can override the default centerline by editing the family, adding a model line, and setting its subcategory to centerline.
Oval and rectangular duct elements do not display with centerlines in hidden line view.
By default, centerlines are turned off in U.S. templates.