copying coupling doesn’t split pipe

[edenbensal]

im using geberit mapress pipe
im putting coupling at 60 cm above the floor
in the levels above i want the coupling to be at same place - 60 cm above floor
im copying the coupling and paste it to selected levels but it pasting without splitting the pipe. it’s overlapping into the pipe.
there is a solution for this?
another question
when im copying the coupling from level 1 to level 2 the reference level stays at both of them “level 1” instead of changing the coupling at level 2 to be at level 2 reference.

[Nurlan]

1. Use the Split Element, Create Similar or Pipe Fitting to insert a coupling.
2. In Revit 2020, everything works fine: the fitting is assigned to the nearest level if you copy, or inherits the pipe or duct level if inserted.

[edenbensal]

1. Now Im using split element and create similar but this process is taking too much time for something that repeat itself so much in my work. i thought may a better way.
2. im using 2021 and when im create similar to the coupling and put in on the pipe the reference level is the first floor

[Nurlan]

1. Maybe it's time to think about automation with Dynamo.
2. The fitting takes the level from the pipe into which it is inserted.

[edenbensal]

I definitely needs to learn dynamo
thanks for your help