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I did a project and referenced all details to the model, and off course as always there are changes, so my details had to be revised. Just curious what you think, is it best practice to always do in 2d for that reason?

thank you. there is not a lot of content/information about this

This is very good! Thank you!

Very useful content. Thanks a lot for sharing!

THANKS

Thanks for the lovely video it was really helpful

You can export to Qto by ensuring the Property from IFC is in your Project Parameters and setting your IFC Export property sets to map it to the Qto_XXX.

Amazing stuff. God bless you

SO good and thank very big

Very clear and effective tutorial series, thank for it. Please , provide the project exercise files if you can. Hey! Quick question if you happen to read these comments. Lets say I want to add LandID like in your 3. video. How come my shared parameter file (the one that comes with Revit) allows to add it only with its full name Pset_LandRegistration.LandID. Maybe you can help me out

Great work sir.. thanks

Respect sir

Great explanation. Thank you! 🙂👍

please any advise. Iam in the middle of the project and I have no idea about that LOL

This was super helpful. Knew this was possible, but could not find out how to achieve it. Thank you

Thank you for this aowsome series! wouuld you do us a favour pls? can you show us how did you create the txt file "exportlayers-dwg..."? thank you again

Thank you so much! That helped a lot.

Tres bien expliqué, Merci bcp.

That's a clear and very useful introduction, still relevant despite the 2 years time. Thanks for sharing.

Thank you very much! I have question please. Is there a specific certificate for IFC Revit practicing that I could obtain? I mean only IFC Revit. Thanks

Thanks a lot! <3

Very nice. Would be great to know how to deal with a between 2 axis

Thanks a lot!!! I was really stuggling with this topic, this is the best video that explains ifcbuildingstoreys

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Hi, even when it was 2 Years ago, I think that one of the main use could be in Parameters that contains Formulas just to check something in the families, as long they are not needed for other uses in the project environment... so you safe some space on your properties panel... Amazing Videos btw. Today they gave me some Ideas about implementing Contents.. so it is not that basic 🙂 it is actually amazing ... thanks.

excellant😊

You have a great voice. Thank you for your work

omg thank you so much!

Do you have a structured shared parameters groups and parameters inside them that you can share?

Any chance you can create the clash rules in excell for navisworks?

Looks pretty advance for me, thanks i didnt know you can do it this way. Saves time having to write them down manually

How is this advanced? This is so basic

Excellent collection. Where can I download the parameter file used in the video. The one I have "IFC Shared Parameters-RevitIFCBuiltIn_ALL.txt" does not contain the IFC Properties parameter group.

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Subscribed! Very clearly explained and useful content!

Thank you

Thanks for the video showing how to fully purge the shared parameter from the model!

thanks appreciate

Best Guide Ever

This was a great help! Thank you.

How can I get it Fillet?

fantastic, thnk you

what family is that? i do in metric generic adaptive model but don't have the sweep option

Thank you so much for this...

Hello sir.. I have to say thank you for your Revit family course on udemy..I have learnt a lot

omg just found ur channel!!! Super super good Revit tutorial! Short, Clear, Sweet and concise! Please continue!! God sent to us students!

THANKS -- KEEP SHARING YOUR KNOWLEDGE - THANKS A LOT U SAVED MY DAY

hi, is there any way to bulk remove shared parameters?

Hey! Quick question if you happen to read these comments. Lets say I want to add LandID like in your 3. video. How come my shared parameter file (the one that comes with Revit) allows to add it only with its full name Pset_LandRegistration.LandID. Maybe you can help me out