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Hello, i am having issues placing the duct work in for my air handling system becasue whenever i place duct connecting to the unit itself, it does not allow me to make a 90 degree angle, but rather it only goes straight for so many feet then i can edit the angles. Any ideas why it has to be so many feet in lenght before i can change it?
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I have had that same problem in the past too. Are you highlighting the unit and then right clicking on the supply 'X' and pick draw duct? Some of those families have a minimum length built into them. I believe they did that for the system effect of that air flowing thru it. You want the air to somewaht stabilize before it goes thru an elbow(s).
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