Schematic Design Model in Revit Tutorial - Modern Barn (Episode 02)
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- Опубликовано: 18 июл 2023
- In Episode 02 of our modern barn series we start building a schematic design level model in Revit. This tutorial also highlights the concept of "wrapping the mass" to take full advantage of your concept model and continue a smooth design process in Revit.
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I hope you enjoyed the cameos in this one! 😁😁
we need an episode by day
Haha I’m working on them I’m working on them!! 😆
Very cool stuff, as always. Looking forward to the Twin Motion episode.
Cheers! :) Me too haha
Can't wait to see the rest! This will be my first series with you and I'm already learning a ton. 4th year user of Revit.
Cheers! Be sure to check out the modern kitchen series while you want for the next episode of this one! (ruclips.net/p/PLYwAldjdFhtwis-SGjyDYWor07zD6axQr)
Good morning. Look forward to looking through your content to expand my vdc knowledge! Appreciate your videos
Cheers!
Great series thus far!!
Cheers, thank you for tuning in!
Thanks for this another and yet interesting video! Although i am asking myself a question about the roofs as walls. I understand why you use this method, but this also could be achieved by using roofs and using the roof "square edge" parameter (sorry i dont know the english name for it). Then you could attach all your walls and would only have to paint the end edges to match the walls colors if needed. Or am i missing something?
Can't wait to see the all series tho :) always enjoying discovering new tricks and technics!
The square edge will not give you the proper miter with the wall… With a lot of trial and error, maybe… But, a lot of work.
Hi Jeff. for rendering I personally use D5 Render and really happy with it (I use it only for interiors). It would be nice if you review it in one of your future videos. Thanks
I have never used D5 but I have heard good things... Remember, though, this is REAL-TIME world creation... not just rendering.
Hey, you linked your computer BIMBOX in the description. Which model are you using? Im wondering if their laptops are capable enough for a Revit and rendering daily driver?
I have both the Mech 16 laptop and the Stryker IV desktop... they are more than capable enough for Revit... they are practically designed for it!
@@TheRevitKid Thanks. Are we talking base model? Curious about the GPU. I want to switch from Rhinoceros on my macbook to a PC. I want to start with a laptop.
@@BensonDubya no… both of mine are maxed out .. 4090s, tons of ram, i9, etc…. It all depends on what programs you plan on using and how big or complex your scenes are. Etc …
I figured. I'll be working with all residential homes. After watching your content I believe Revit and Twinmotion will be a great route! Only complexity Ill have are some steep topography and landscaping. Amazing content btw. Very thorough and informative. @@TheRevitKid
Anything will be an upgrade from using Rhino on mac with very slow rendering, no BIM, lots of repetition between plans, sections and renders. And no room for plugins on mac. I just want to be sure I get something capable and I can always upgrade after 3-4 years. @@TheRevitKid
Can you simply import an already created landscape? I'm surprised there's not more "scenes" I can simply import and use for rendering and visualization studies, when a site isn't ID'd.
Not sure what you mean by simply import an already created landscape??
@@TheRevitKid I mean a "canned" landscape. Something that someone else has created that you import and then drop your house onto that landscape for ease of visualizations. Does that clarify?
Yes.. and you can 100% do that here. This is a real project with a real site and real landscape so I took the time to make the topography to help with visualization and design. @@hu5tle-
@@TheRevitKid awesome! Surprised there isn't a marketplace for this outside Quixel, etc. Something more finished and out of the box usable.
There are options within SKetchFab lubrary but also in Twinmotion itself you can generate random terrain. @@hu5tle-
It's very good but it's fast for someone learning design and revit