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CONNECT MEP OBJECTS
by Andrzej KalinowskiAutodeskPaid
Connects AutoCAD MEP ducts, pipes and cable trays, or starts new runs from object ends.
PRICINGPaid
DEPLOYMENTDesktop
CATEGORYProductivity & Utilities
UPDATED ON MARKETPLACE
What it does
Provides AutoLISP routines for connecting AutoCAD MEP objects after selecting their ends. It can also draw a new run from the end of an existing object. The routines use AutoCAD MEP connection rules and may fail when AutoCAD MEP cannot calculate or complete a connection. Routing Preferences must be configured for piping, HVAC and electrical objects.
Key capabilities
from the Autodesk App Store listingConnect MEP objects
Connects AutoCAD MEP objects such as ducts, pipes and cable trays after their ends are selected.
Draw new runs
Starts a new MEP run from the end of an existing object.
AutoLISP routines
Provides a set of AutoLISP routines for connecting or extending AutoCAD MEP objects.
Use cases
- Extending piping, HVAC or electrical object runs from an existing endpoint.
- Connecting two MEP objects when the standard endpoint selection workflow is being used.
In the catalog
201 plugins in AutoCAD · Productivity & Utilities
Price distribution: 72 free, 1 freemium, 128 paid
Pricing & deployment
Platform
Autodesk
Product
AutoCAD
Deployment
Desktop
Pricing
Paid
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What the vendor says
«Set of AutoLISP routines that allow easier and faster connecting of Autodesk® AutoCAD® MEP objects (or drawing a new run from their end). Normally in AutoCAD MEP to connect two ducts (or pipes) the user has to select the first duct, then hit an inconvenient small "plus" sign that shows up at its end, then point …»