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All versions How do I edit MEP elements in ArchiCAD without the add-on loaded? If a project created in an MEP environment is reopened using ArchiCAD only (without MEP Modeler), the MEP objects are available, although locked for editing. If you wish to…

A MEP System is a saved set of pens, colors and materials used to display MEP elements in your project. MEP Systems are attributes of the ARCHICAD project. MEP Systems are defined or edited by you at •Design > MEP Systems  •Options > Element Attributes > ...

The pens, colors and materials used to depict MEP elements in your project are defined as attributes called MEP Systems. The MEP System attributes are defined or edited by you in Options > Attributes > MEP Systems (or use the MEP Systems shortcut from the MEP Toolbar).   These ...

The pens, colors and materials used to depict MEP elements in your project are defined as attributes called MEP Systems. The MEP System attributes are defined or edited by you in Options > Attributes > MEP Systems (or use the MEP Systems shortcut from the MEP Toolbar).   These ...

General preferences for working with MEP are set in Design > MEP Modeling > MEP Preferences (or use the MEP Preferences shortcut from the MEP Toolbar).   Reserve MEP Modeler License when ARCHICAD starts: If this is checked: Each time you start ARCHICAD, the program will ...

General preferences for working with MEP are set in Design > MEP Modeling > MEP Preferences (or use the MEP Preferences shortcut from the MEP Toolbar).   Reserve MEP Modeler License when ARCHICAD starts: If this is checked: Each time you start ARCHICAD, the program will ...

MEP-compatible Library Parts (with smart connections for use in duct, pipe and cabling systems) are found in both the MEP Library and in the regular ARCHICAD Library. Both libraries are loaded automatically as part of the default ARCHICAD template. MEP Library The MEP Library contains ...

MEP-compatible Library Parts (with smart connections for use in duct, pipe and cabling systems) are found in both the MEP Library and in the regular ARCHICAD Library. Both libraries are loaded automatically as part of the default ARCHICAD template MEP element Tool Settings are analogous to ...

Use this dialog to define general and Routing preferences when working with MEP Modeler. Open the dialog at Options > Project Preferences > MEP Preferences (or use the MEP Preferences shortcut from the MEP Engineering Toolbar).   Rise/drop unit Applies to Routing ...

MEP Elements all have connection ports: these are represented by hotspots to which you can connect another MEP element. A newly placed MEP element that is connected to an existing MEP element will take on the connection parameters (e.g. shape, size) of the element to which it is now ...