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There are uses for each. In most cases using a compound wall works the best. It also depends on how accurate your model is compared to real world construction, for how the layers interact.

Thanks for the feedback.

Yes. So to tranfer from project to project you can use transfer project standards on the manage tab. Or you can model a wall and then copy and paste it into a new file. Hope this helps

Life is what happened. I plan on making more in the near future.

The way i would handle your situation is to unlock the stud wall. Set the height of the wall to where you want the gypsum to be and then use the top offset for the stud

@@RevitMan Oh perfect! I'm surprised I didn't think of doing it that way, but it worked like a gem! Thanks!

No, it is not possible to show it. But if you select the wall. The blue dots that allow you to stretch the wall will be located where the location line is. The location line can also be adjusted in the properties palette

There is students can get free software. If you join the autodesk student community there is a download page for software.

This viseo was from 2015 Revit looks really different. Stay tuned I will be creating an ypdated version real soon.

Hi Andrea, thanks for comment. This is a great question. To start off, limiting the number of items locked together is essential, it should only be used for critical things. Too many locked items can really slow down performance because every time you move a locked item Revit needs to calculate all of the other locked items. So to answer your question. I usually start by laying out grids or reference plans (depends on the project). Then I draw the walls, and I usually do not lock them to a grid or even to a reference plan because I want flexibility. What I would recommend is setting a Global Parameter for Gridline offset and dimension from the gridline to the wall and apply the global parameter to that dimension string. Better way to constrain a wall to a grid. If you use the pick walls command when creating roofs or floors, Revit automatically associates that line to the wall so if the wall adjusts so does the floor, so no need to constrain it. Hope this helps.

Absolutely this is in the works, I have a bunch more videos planned and will begin releasing new ones in a couple of weeks

Sorry but I do not have access to 2015 library.

All that Dincel walls are formwork for concrete walls. Similar to ICF walls. The way I would show this is to make a 3 layer wall. The PVC form, concrete wall, PVC form. I would not model the ribs.

This is a tricky thing to actually model. Typically I call that layer stud with insulation and give the wall the thermal properties as if it has insulation. There isn't much else we can do. Normally you would not model every stud in the wall. You can and I am planning a tutorial on this. To note the insulation in the drawings you can use the batting lines or add a fill to walls with insulation.

Joining the wall to the floor helps. Also modeling it how it is actually built helps. What I mean by this that the floor structure does not extend out to the exterior finish layers. More often than not it stops somewhere within the structural core layer. Hope this helps!

@@RevitMan oh i see thx a lot

Glad it was helpful!

You are so welcome. I will be coming out with more content real soon

Glad you liked it!

Glad it helped! Some of things in these videos are things that I struggled to find answers to. So glad I could help

Glad it was helpful!

Glad it helped!

Luisfe. As I mentioned on your previous comment. This is the type of content I will cover on my live streams onve per month. Thank you for your suggestion

Luisfe, Thanks for the comment. I can tackle this in my June Live Stream. Stick around for an update as to when that will be scheduled.

Thanks for the information. I will check into it. Due to some personal reasons I have not made any further videos, but will be in the near future.

Go to the view tab on the ribbon and there is a User Interface button with a drop down. Just check the project browser button in the drop down. Hope this helps

thank you. there will be more to come

Noted. I will pay attention to the quality on my next video.