However, I will say that once you start grasping the program and start fine tuning your methods and standards then yes, the program can be very robust in MEP designing. And don't believe all the hype about the extra engineering tools (auto duct sizing, spaces, gmXML import/export) because it's a lengthy process to get it all synced and working correctly, and sometimes takes longer to set it up just to use these so-called "benefits" tenfold versus just doing manual calculations. It has its benefits but has its downfalls too. You will spend the next year if not more just figuring things out, honestly. First off, learning this program is a gradual process. My question is, is it anyone really using the program this way? Is it everything working properly, which problems have you faced when you start your first project with MEP?
However now, my boss is pretty excited with MEP and he things that we should start a project on MEP and design everything on it, even the duct size should be calculated on MEP and the Air flow should be taken from the spaces requirements available when we import from GBXML files. Hello everybody, im making this question because in my company we are thinking about really step forward from regular Autocad to MEP, until now we have been only creating some 3d models of some specific parts of some projects to explain better how the installation should be done.
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