When the engineer sends a model, it's possible to read the information from their spaces. Use color schemes to read the information directly from the engineering model.
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Firstly, make sure to have the same parameter as the engineer in the architect model. By default when using BFT the engineer will use the parameter FireReq_CompartmentationFunctionality. How to load this parameter, make sure it is part of the parameter delivery, read more here on how to load parameters
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Open or create a floor plan, because when using color schemes on area plans it's possible only on areas and not rooms/spaces.
Open Color Scheme,
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1. Change to Category Spaces.
2. Change Color to FireReq_CompartmentationFunctionality
3. Include elements from links
Note: If spaces doesn't exist in the drop-down menu in Categories, it's because MEP tabs have been inactived in the Revit session.
Go to File -> Options
Enable any of the MEP tabs,
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If necessary, add a Color Fill Legend to the views:
It's recommended to have a set of "Control Fire Safety" views in the model, in which all symbols from the fire safety engineers are visible and the space requirement is enabled with color schemes.