Scalable Family in Revit - Revit Family Tutorial

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[@daniellobo8813]

so interesting! thank you. I have 7 years of Revit under my belt and didnt know this hahahahaha. Subscribed.

[@balkanarchitect]

Haha I have only learned about it recently. Welcome to the channel! 🙂

[@thampijathampidhas1332]

Thank you so much for your great videos ...I am an architecture student your videos are very much useful for me to explore more about revit

[@MrRocolux]

Thank u, i learned the software with your video tutorials when I was living in Australia, today I am in France still watching your tutorials and for sure I will keep watching everything you upload. Cheers Balkan Architect

[@franciscoa1097]

- A family within a family within a family?
- No. We need to go deeper.

[@joerourke8393]

Yeah he should have used a Russian doll figurine for this not a guy on a phone!

[@balkanarchitect]

hahaha why haven't I taught of that 😂

[@dantheman3022]

revit makes you take a roundabout way to do anything !!!!

[@balkanarchitect]

haha that's true, but it's important to have a way of doing things like this. 🙂

[@afrancolaura]

Best hack ever, thank you so much

[@joerourke8393]

You can do scalable families - it is a lot easier with simple forms - it needs to be based on fixed ratio formulas in the parameter dialogue box though. Basically use one consistent parameter dimension in all formulas. Just alter that and the whole thing moves in a scaled way.

[@user-zw9vb3iy5v]

how?

[@Viborasi]

do you have a tutorial? i'm trying to create a scalable/parametric 2d tree family to use in plans and elevations

[@joerourke8393]

@@Viborasi sorry I don't.

[@viratmanchanda7516]

What an amazing workflow!!! Thank you for sharing.

[@malikobek996]

Thank you! Very useful video. I didn't even know about this feature until your video

[@mklers1015]

Thank you very much, found the tip very useful! it is a lot easier with simple the way you show, very useful. Kind Regards

[@benzonjhermogeno]

Good job. Another gold hack👍 right on time I need it

[@shanesamuels5100]

Fantastic tutorial !!! Keep up the great work!!

[@playerxmaya7937]

9:03 So that's where the Titans come from!! .. oh poor villagers must raise a wall to protect themselves.. even Eren-san got dragged into the chaos.. 😭 🤭

[@lokmanahmad6804]

Thanks Balkan! Awesome knowledge. It's very long to me to figure it out.

[@shawnburgess1208]

Great work, Brother! Your tutorials helped me to make it through college (Interior Design) with Honors. I now teach Revit to others as well. Thank you so much for mastering your craft and having the patience and dedication to teach what you know to those interested and disciplined enough to try. God bless you, Brother!!

[@Orion-ih5xl]

I'm doing this for a lamp post but the height does not appear in the family types for this step at 7:34 i used a lighting family, a furniture family and a generic family. the height is not there EDIT: i figured it out it's not in family types like he says, it's actually the edit types like shown in the video

[@abbysalamon7247]

Tried this with an extrusion and didn't work, do you have any solutions?

[@shelbyparkinson1785]

I need an annotation family that scales by the set view scale. Any ideas?

[@aleksandrsv.1465]

Unfortunately it didn't work with my parametric family consisting of groups, cad geometry and revit geometry. The scale just doesn't change with the parameter and it keeps the same size.

[@yaelasman7226]

wonderful! another great trick

[@Orion-ih5xl]

6:00 i changed the height of my object, but it doesnt change the actual object itself. what do i do?

[@GabrielMachado-ne2wg]

Meus agradecimentos aqui do Brasil 👌

[@Jul10CAd]

Thank you very much, found the tip very useful, greetings

[@user-ny3pt9ks6k]

very useful tip thank you

[@user-zw9vb3iy5v]

Thank you so much

[@HM-hj5pm]

Do you have a background in coding??? Because you're too good at these stuff 🔥🔥

[@wunnathurein509]

Hi Balkan, how do you remove the background so nicely/neatly? what kind of screen recording do you use if you don't mind me asking. May be you can do another short RUclips video on "How I remove my background" Looking forward to it. Thanks

[@kaywhy687]

Interesting topic for people in the comments. How much do you make per annum for the job you managed to acquire (plus job description) from the skills learnt from the Balkan architect?

[@felipemeruane6637]

hi, great tip! is it posibble to do this with detail items? im thinkink in 2d trees

[@mikea7174]

Thank you 😊 👍🏼❤️🤩

[@isamzayyat2342]

Hello dear, thank you for your content.
I have a question, I installed the trial version of Revit 2021 before and when it expired I wanted to install a crack version of it but I am not able to do so. Do you have any solution for this issue? Knowing that the crack version is working and I installed it on several other laptops.

[@Orion-ih5xl]

replay tutorial at 3:32

[@aylibehroozi8211]

Is there a way to only change the height?

[@conceptstays9888]

So if I don't want it to be entourage family, i can skip nesting it twice? I can link the parameter in first nesting..?!

[@dantheman3022]

Then it will be a human looking plant lol. Do you really want that in your architecture project ?

[@joseluisgarciagalan3988]

Estupendo..

[@mme2016]

How tall are you?

[@balkanarchitect]

Not at all 😂

[@mme2016]

@@balkanarchitect Im 167 cm? You