Parametric shipping container Revit family | FREE download
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- Опубликовано: 26 июл 2024
- I'm on a shipping container streak, I guess. In this video I make a parametric shipping container Revit family. It will be comprised of 3 families, one for the doors, one for the siding and another for the entire container. I set up parameters to control the length of the container and the angle of the doors so they can either be open or closed.
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So watching that felt like I got tossed in a tornado and then plopped out. I had no idea what the hell was happening but appreciate your obvious knowledge and willingness to share it.
I LOVE YOUR PRESENTATION! VERY CLEAR AND THOUGHTFUL!
Just discovered the channel... Already saw 5-6 vids and loving it. Thanks
Thank you so much. I learned a lot from your tutorial, I am now making a new project with shipping container, thanks again.
I legitimately have no idea what was going on other than Belinda was making a model of a shipping container but it was cool to watch. I don't even know what program was getting used so I'm gonna guess this was definitely a more architect friendly video.
Literally says Autodesk Revit 2019.2 in the menu bar
You are talented. Keep on with the good work
Hey Belinda, I think it would be awesome if you can show the proof in your pudding by creating a draft or product of wooden vs container, all with correlation of your point of much better choices, amongst your many point.
Love the channel,
Good vibes from NYC!!
I'm a year late but I LOVE your videos already. Very informative love your accent and your very well spoken about the subject.
Same. Just discovered her maybe a week ago.
Thanks a lot! Greatings from Brazil!
Very nicely done. 👌 Thanks!
You doing excellent videos, keep it up 👍
Just started following you. Your videos are fascinating in general, but also really loving your shipping container trolling! :)
Good work I appreciate you putting the effort out to teach
First thanks for the free download of your file ... I'm not good at family creation in revit , But you really inspired me alot ... Thanks for the video
Excellent!
Awesome video and information 👌
Loved 😍 it
Chulada eres una master mil gracias saludos desde Mexico Cuernavaca Morelos
WOW..Thank you so much.good job.
Awesome. Thanks!
Thank you so much .: you r the Best
Thank you so much.
Muchas Gracias!
You give the best advice on shipping containers!
Super -dupa stuff -thanx
Thanks
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Thanks alot😊
Thank you so much..
Amazing
Thank you so much.. i learned a lot from you, please do more tutorial about dynamo..
From the Philippines..
Thanks, will do!
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Hi Belinda!... an awesome Revit Family, and great video...
I have a question though: I added this model into my project, but I need it to be cut by the visibility cut plane when it is showed in a plant view (just like with doors families). This since I want to use it as a "room". Do you know how to set this feature?...
Also, perhaps the "corrugated metal sidding" can be set as a room bounding element as well?... thanks in advance!... and keep on the good work!
I love
Thanks sir
belinda your video came on my suggestion list. are you still talking about container homes.
I wonder why people always leave out the 53ft containers, commonly referred to as "Intermodal containers" or colloquially as "railboxes". They are the most impressive of the shipping container family with steel reinforcement columns about 5ft from either end to support crane operations.
I see them often (on trucks) but never hear them talked about whenever container homes come up.
Hi there, thank you so much for providing the download. I just tried it in my project and though you made the door angle an instance parameter, I wasn't able to change them individually. When I changed the angle, all the doors changed at the same time. Is there something I'm not doing right? Sorry I'm quite new to Revit.
just go into the family and give each door angle dimension a separate parameter for instance door 1,door 2 and so on this will allow you to control each door separately
You good and amazing
May I ask this question? If you are willing to live in a very small home, then, why not an already constructed RV trailer or, a Single wide mobil home?
It seems like the same and they have been making small homes for decades.
Hi, Thanks for the video...Its so on point....How do i go about installing doors and windows on this container?
Hola, me encanto tu video, pero tengo una duda cuando haces el muro del contenedor, no se que estoy haciendo mal, tendrías algún correo que pueda mandarte y me explicaras.
Question, I know your thoughts on container homes. I am building a 20’ container travel trailer that can be separated and set on a block foundation if needed. It has 2x4 interior stud walls turned on the side to minimize thermo bridging and so I have continuous gap for rockwool insulation. I’m using pex a plumbing and smart fixtures and appliances. Anyway I got off track; I was wandering if you know anything about exterior thermo paint products to help reduce the heat load? I’lol be using a one ton mini-split heat pump for heating and cooling and I have 3 energy efficient thermo windows for ventilation. This maybe a good video topic! Any ideas?
I have no experience in container living/construction but have you looked into getting the exterior a layer of stucco?
I am trying to conduct a solar and thermal analysis for a shipping container house, I downloaded the family which you have provided. But im not able to add different elements to it like doors, window or floor or even add insulation barrier. Can you please help me in how to define the element as steel and how to go about it. It would be of great help
Thank you
Shreyas
It would be great if shipping containers could be modified for use as construction material after their usable life. They could imbed instructions for obtaining instruction on repurposing the container on a plate in the build.
Anyone know a good free alternative to this autodesk software? If I was rolling in dough I wouldn't be trying to live in a shipping container. Nice video though.
Revit is free for students and educators. What about Sketchup?
Thank you very much, it was so helpful. Could somebody tell me please how to change the container color? please
this is done by the material used....just add material to your container
Hey Belinda Can you make video on kistefos museum model in dynamo ?
Just tried to download the family, opened the winrar and avast immediately notified me that a file from the winrar tried to make changes to my system! please double check your dropbox and ensure the files are clean... smh.
Good revit family skills....
( very little attention to the frame, from the structural perspective...... But even so..... Nice family )
Hired for sure.... !
Hi Belinda This was very helpful. I'm brand new to Revit and had to slow down your presentation and that was ok . I have a request though I 'm using Revit 2018 and I could not open your families I believe theyre in 2019 could you save a version in 2018 and share it in drop box I would greatly appreciate it.
Sorry, Anthony. Revit isn't backwards compatible so I can't save it in Revit 2018.
looks like i had double speed up, wow that was fast :D
What is the unit of measurement?
I'm not even remotely going to act like I know what you're doing with the program as CAD is only something I have dipped my toe in to. What I will do is applaud your attacking this subject with not only information, but an open mind to other possibilities. It's not the subject per se, but more the thought process you're using. I have a feeling that we're looking at a 4 or 5 video series by the time you flesh it out. A playlist would be helpful with that and I look forward to the next installment.
Thanks for watching and for the feedback! I had no intention of creating a shipping container series, but you've made it sound very appealing. Thanks for the inspiration!
Great video, but can you slow down a bit. I can't keep up.
The total dimension of the container is larger
By the time you mess with all the issues related to this Bad idea, I could build two insulated concrete houses
The difference is the dimensions and shape can be whatever you want and the conditioned space is healthy
Steel is highly diamagnetic. I can do insulator concrete that is paramagnetic. This impacts overall health
hi madam i need one help i apply in elevation Material tag in fine but if i reload the link model the tag is relocated automatically there is any option to fix this problem
Hello … I'm somewhat confused … I last saw a video from your good self and you were "tearing strips off" sea containers (SC) as a building element and now I see this video which appears to me as if you are now condoning the use of SCs Can you please relieve me of my confusion? Thank You
She is merely providing a resource for civil engineering and architecture students to use so we can replicate the designs in revit. Providing a critical learning resource for something that is industry practice is not advocating the practice. She's just providing a learning tool, not advocating for construction malpractice. In fact, she has a video with shipping containers done right. All she purports is that one needs to exercise caution as this is not a silver bullet but a relevant option with significant constraints.
@@MalcamPrasad Thank You for your informative reply Could you please direct me to the video "shipping containers done right"? I'd appreciate it I am at decision time - do I utilise SCs or not? Thanks Malcam.
@@MalcamPrasad Beautifully said, Malcam. Thanks for the explanation and support!
@@fredfromoz2788 Here is a link to the video: ruclips.net/video/xkG3gmPUPQg/видео.html All the best with your construction project!
love your job. do u use intagram i have some problem i need to send you screen shot thanks
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did you skip steps. Your instructions are good but you keep doing fast and hard to follow sometimes.
So fast and using short cuts
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