Ceiling Void

In Plumbing Copilot, a Ceiling Void is defined as the space:

1. Bounded by building boundaries on the sides.

2. A floor element on the top.

3. A user-defined lower bound, which can be configured in the control panel. Refer to the Ceiling Void Height section for more details.

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1. Key Characteristics of Ceiling Voids as Routing Elements

1. Physical Boundaries:

   • The ceiling void dimensions are derived from the defined boundaries, including the floor element above and the user-defined lower height.

2. Floor Openings:

   • Any floor openings in the Revit model are not automatically taken into consideration during routing. To account for floor openings, they must be added as regions through the control panel.

   • Refer to the Regions Section for detailed instructions on defining floor openings as regions.