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   I am using Revit to do Civil Engineering. ( In B4 - no I cannot use Civil3D instead - sorry)

 I need to do multiple pipe segments, separated by manholes (in the  
same way as small hydraulic pipes are connected by pipe fittings.)

 I can create manholes with connectors but I am unsure how to create a  
relationship between all the connected elements, such that I can get a  
chainage measure at any point in the system. (chainage is the ability to
 measure the distance from an origin along a connected set of pipes)

 If anyone can help, that would be appreciated.

Thanks

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Beaucoupnice Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Visit Members Homepage Add to Buddy List Newbie Joined: 22.Apr.2013 Location: Australia Using: Revit, AutoCAD Status: Offline Points: 2	Topic: Chainage Posted: 12.May.2015 at 22:46
	I am using Revit to do Civil Engineering. ( In B4 - no I cannot use Civil3D instead - sorry) I need to do multiple pipe segments, separated by manholes (in the same way as small hydraulic pipes are connected by pipe fittings.) I can create manholes with connectors but I am unsure how to create a relationship between all the connected elements, such that I can get a chainage measure at any point in the system. (chainage is the ability to measure the distance from an origin along a connected set of pipes) If anyone can help, that would be appreciated. Thanks
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