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  • 1. How to enable it
  • 2. Connection Type
  • 3. Connection Direction
  1. Design Features
  2. Generated Route Specifications
  3. Connection Type

End to Pipe Connection

This option enables users to connect an element end to a pipe.

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Last updated 6 months ago

1. How to enable it

To enable End-to-Pipe Connection, uncheck the Connect end to end checkbox in the control panel.

t’s important to note that the route generation process will fail to start if both the start or the end element doesn't have a free connector.

2. Connection Type

This option enables users to select from two junction types for branching into a pipe. The family assigned in the pipe type routing preference will be used in route generation.

  • Tee junction

    • The tee junction is compatible with both sloped and non-sloped pipes.

    • Support Convertible and non-convertible Tee families.

  • Wye junction

    • Support Convertible Tee families only.

    • The Wye junction only works with sloped pipes.

3. Connection Direction

This option enables users to specify the direction for branching into a pipe, there are three options

  • Side

  • Up

  • Down

Plumbing Copilot will automatically select the optimal point on the end segment for connection, considering the branch type and direction. It also considers the required space for junction and reducer fittings, if necessary, all while minimizing both the route length and the use of elbows.