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Thanks for the kind words! I hope these videos help you out in your work.

Oooh good question. I would use a curtain panels between the mullion "studs". You might get some strange things at corners and around doors. Plus Revit will want to tag the wall assembly with a wall tag so make sure you don't tag the insulation by mistake. Great idea though!

Hey, thanks for the kind words. You're very welcome, and I hope it helps you!

I have done sweeps on top of walls as well. However the "Modify Returns" on a wall sweep are sometimes beneficial and I can't get those to work on built-in sweeps. Revit is sometimes like multi-tool, you can use several different commands to get the same thing. Thanks for the comment!

Hmmmm. Let the think on that one. One of my favorite things to do is to make intricate details in Sketchup instead of Revit, since it's much easier and is actually a teaching tool. Revit's 3D details are limited to mostly what I have shown. But I'll think on what else I can show. Thanks!

@@doubledeitle yesssss this is actually what I meant, generally for revit I use the mass in place tool for the creation of the components for the details however, it would be amazing to see how we could instead use Sketchup or rhino to turn that 2d detail into an amazing 3D one.

I sincerely appreciate that. And yes, that's why I show the projects I'm working on instead of building a new model from scratch. Some of my videos are recorded during work time when I'm actually drawing something for a project right then. I'll keep going!

Thanks! I'm hearing others ask for more details. Hmmm....let me work on that!

You are welcome! Hope it helps you out.

I sincerely appreciate the kind words. It means a lot when spending most of my free time editing and recording these, to get such great feedback. It means a lot. Thank you!

You got it! Enjoy!

Thanks @hassanbashir5260. I'll keep making videos for sure. I appreciate the kind words.

I'll have to check that out. I tried 2024 but I couldn't understand the topography changes before a big deadline, so I went back to 2023. Thanks!

Glad you liked it, thanks!

Thanks, I see a lot of talented Revit tutorials but some of them are very simplified and not using actual work projects. It does take a lot of work to re-create a complex commercial project, but I also want to balance my client's privacy needs while showing their Revit model. Thanks for the comment!

Glad you liked it, thank you!

Not sure if I could do ALL of Revit, but I will keep making tips for you all. Thanks!

Each country and architecture firm is different, but beautiful construction drawings are universal. The better and more professional your elevations are drawn, the closer you are to meeting standards in the UK or anywhere. Treat your drawings like works of art and you will have great success!

Will do, thanks for the comment!

Check the comments section again, I found the railing file (Revit 2022) and put the link there!

Thanks so much for watching!

Glad I could help! Thank you for watching!

Yes, I'm seeing that too...printed sets are more for the job trailer or those who prefer paper. Most are even being printed half size because very few people want full 24x36 or 30x42 or larger prints. And love great details, will probably do a video on those because I feel like I teach my peeps this almost every day. Thanks for the comment!

You are so welcome! Thanks for the request, I feel like an architecture video DJ! 😆

You know, that may have been something I found from El Dorado stone about 6 years back...check out the BIM resources on their website. However, it might have been something that the office had at the time. I'm getting old and can't remember!

Huh, that's interesting. Never seen it done like that. Great thing about Revit is there are multiple ways to do the same thing. I've seen people create entire roofs as floors so they can see the composite metal deck in section. Thanks!

I didn't get it. did you mean you create a roof on top of the wall or you categorize the model-in-place as roof to be able to use fascia on it?

@@danialsoozani Create a roof on top of the wall. Set it to variable and modify its sub elements to slope the direction of choice. Then you can apply fascia's if you need to. That way you don't have to do any work arounds with split faces or model in place components.

@@scotthamby276 now I get it! thanks! it was a brilliant idea tbh!

I really appreciate the kind words! Thank you, I will!

Hmmm...mass timber joints is not something I've done a lot of...I've done more structural steel and wood framing. I can dig into typical detailing practices, and even show 3D in Sketchup, which I've done a lot. Thanks for the feedback!

@@doubledeitle amazing every 3D detail helps

You got it buddy! I'll put it on the list of upcoming videos.

Welcome!

You can create a Curtain Wall Mullions schedule, make sure you set an additional parameter in the mullions to identify the mullion type, and Calculate Totals for length. Also add the Count parameter. This will give you the # of mullions as well as the total length. Usually we cost storefronts by area (cost/sf) so I haven't used a mullions schedule for pricing. Thanks!

Thanks for the kind words!

Absolutely you can use the structural framing systems as well. When I have used these, they seem a bit more limiting to me than a curtain wall family. For openings, I usually edit the profile of the wall as a way to get doors and windows shown, and you can change the mullions to be headers, king studs, jack studs, etc. Great comment, thank you!

Thanks for your comment, @FirstLastOne, I appreciate it!

Thanks @wavekube4343. Keep sketching and enjoy the process, whatever type of lines you make! 😀

Absolutely correct, thanks for clarifying!