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ATTN: All manufacturers currently making Revit content for Revit Systems. Though I appreciate all the content that has been generated, most of which is excellent there are a ton of families out there that are not made correctly. It's a pain to have to fix connections time and time again. When placing connections in a family, the arrow DOES NOT INDICATE FLOR DIRECTION!!!!! It indicates the direction of pipes and duct work....and if you tell it to go into the family, as so many do, it FAILS! Per Revit help: Connector arrows indicate the direction of a duct or pipe (extrusion) when it is being created to complete a connection. It does not indicate flow direction. *end rant*
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