If you set up Revit Fabrication Parts to use the same database as your other Fabrication products, then dynamic holes will behave the same as they do in CADmep/CAMduct. @Bruce Richards

If you need to build a fabrication report inside Revit that includes item information such as seams, this video will show you how you can do it in Revit. It still has some limitations, ie Bends will only report the back seam, not the throat. However, if you set up your database correctly, you will never have to guess what the seams are. They will be as per your database settings.

When you use the Route and Fill command (button) in Revit, the pattern choice it uses is dependant on the order of your ITM buttons on your service pallet. Change the order in CADmep, so you don't autofill with a T piece every time you need a shoe branch.

Fix your seams in the database specifications before you draw in Revit, otherwise you will have lots of reworking inside CAMduct. #ductwork #cadmep #revit