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Dynamo4MEP - new package for MEP design

Yes, finally I'm creating a package for MEP engineers to be able to collect information from different systems.
Is still a starting point but I'll try to improve this set of nodes with all my day by day experience.



For now only 2 nodes are available, both of them collect information about different elements and export directly to an excel file.
I'll add more elements (fittings, pipe, accessories, equipment,etc.) and also system information to these nodes.
Stay tuned

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  1. Unknown23 August 2016 at 12:24

    Dear,
    How can I get them?
    Thanks.

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  2. iron21 June 2019 at 06:26

    Thanks for the best content
    GREAT WORK
    IMPRESSIVE!!!
    REALLY APPRECIATE YOUR WORK!!!
    Bim consulting USA

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  3. hochtief india30 October 2019 at 11:15

    Great post. it is very useful and informative. Thanks for your sharing. Keep more like this article.
    MEP design in Chennai

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  4. Unknown23 January 2020 at 07:30

    how can use?

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