With no end, every branch downstream of the start is drawn on one sheet. Pick an end for one run.
FOLLOW THROUGH
Port 1: Carbon Steel 100 mm
Port 2 (open)
Untick a port of the start that should not be followed (the way back upstream, for one).
SHEET
Sheet number prefix
Drawing no. prefix
Sheet title
A drafting view per sheet, each on a Revit sheet in this title block, numbered from the prefix.
VIEW
Pipe cut-length dimensions
Elevation callouts on risers
Flow arrows
Fitting and valve symbols
Draw the branches too (no end picked)
Elevation datummm
Angle indicator
FABRICATION SHEET
Shop isometric strip and tags
Joint tags and joint list
Spool numbers and field welds
Shipping boxxm
Key plan
LINE DATA
FromToServiceDesign temperatureDesign pressureInsulation typeTest pressureTest mediumSchematic noWelding type
A field left empty takes what the model and the media list give: FROM and TO name the equipment at the run's ends by tag and nozzle.
GENERAL NOTES
One note per line. Empty: the tool's own notes, which say what the figures on the sheet are.
Open the PDF after export
Open the drafting view after creating it
Draw reads the run and shows the sheet. Export PDF prints the sheets through Revit in the title block picked (a plain page without one); Create View adds the drafting views and sheets to the model in one undoable transaction.
SCALE
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PIPES
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LENGTH
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FITTINGS / ACCESSORIES
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ELEMENTS READ
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SHEET PREVIEWThe content area of the first sheet, not to scale, exactly as the PDF page and the drafting view carry it. Click a symbol or a pipe to show it in Revit.
A piping isometric from the model
Pick where the run starts, optionally where it ends, then Draw. The sheet appears here at the scale it will print at.
BILL OF MATERIAL
JOINT LISTClick a joint to change its type.
Create in the model
One transaction; Ctrl+Z in Revit takes it all back.