Wall Sweep creating wall base and crown moulding in Revit

[@petron14]

Thank you very much Cindy. You are so helpful and efficient in your delivery. Very smart woman.

[@ludohugo1]

Brilliant tutorial ! Quick, straight to the point, very well explained.Thank you sooo much for sharing :-)

[@Newconsciousera2012]

Very helpful video thank you but please do something about your mouse click on future videos, it was very unfriendly to my ears especially since I am wearing headphones lol

[@donnaandmikekeltz4709]

This was so helpful!!!!

[@Righteouness]

How is your mouse tracking so smooth? It's beautiful

[@ckruse]

I used Camtasia

[@bigcartoonyIIV]

Thanks this was awesome. I tried to make my own, and i keep getting an error message saying---> Could not create Wall Sweep. One or more profiles are invalid. Make sure that every used profile is a closed loop of non-intersecting lines.

[@ckruse]

You need to be sure the profile you create is just a shape - no intersecting lines - no crossing lines (a loop if you will). Just like if you were creating a floor.
Hope that helps!

[@bigcartoonyIIV]

ok Thanks. I will redraw i, and I will let yo know the outcome.

[@Sheltieist]

Very good video, I do have one issue. Has anyone figured out how to make baseboard profile show on walls cut with a Door-Opening?

[@ckruse]

David m It is good practice to use a "doorway" instead of an opening because it wraps the materials better. It still does not do the wall sweeps though. I usually make a small separate family for the doorways and place it there.

[@elpeto6923]

Please Can you explain me how can I add a crown molding on top of a kitchens cabinets.
Do I need to create a family or I can do it direct in to the model.
Thank you for your videos.

[@ckruse]

You would create a regular sweep in the cabinet family. You can create a moulding profile - which will make it much easier - You can see how to do a sweep here: Extrusion, Sweep, Revolve, Swept Blend with Revit

[@elpeto6923]

Thank you. I did. and worked perfect.

[@elpeto6923]

I have another issue. I don't know if you can help as well.
I applied a same material (wood) to a 3 different kitchen panels. I did in model in place type. but 2 panels the grain is in the wrong direction that I want. Theres a away to fix it
or when I creating those panel can I do something to control de direction?
Thank you

[@ckruse]

Peto Petronovich You can create a new material by duplicating that one and rotating the wood grain. The material editor sometimes rotates material images in the project for no reason. This is the only way I have found to fix it.

[@elpeto6923]

I see. I will try your advice and thank you .

[@luzoFinds]

thanks!

[@dandanpowell1]

HEY THANKS

[@Studio-18]

interesting content - the clicks are really annoying