You can't see the first topography [at 7:35 to 7:50 time] because it was demolished in an earlier phase. It was automatically demolished per that Revit "warning" message. Phasing for Demolished only shows if Phase Demolished property matches the existing view phase (which is a pretty strict view setting built into Revit phases).
Thank you for sharing this video. It would be great to include the Cut/Fill scheduling for the graded region.
Nicely explained, Thanks
You can't see the first topography [at 7:35 to 7:50 time] because it was demolished in an earlier phase. It was automatically demolished per that Revit "warning" message. Phasing for Demolished only shows if Phase Demolished property matches the existing view phase (which is a pretty strict view setting built into Revit phases).
Thanks you are a genious!!! Good explanation :) likeeeee
Hi can you make a video on soil to be transported according to site requirements using Revit?
Balkan, Can you do a construction simulation in revit?
Thanks for sharing
thanks balkan
excellent!
First!! Can I get I reply please btw I'm 11 year old and I want to become a Architect just like you love your videos!
Jesal Vyas great
I wanted to be an architect since i was a kid! go for it!
@@warchitect73 i wanted to be a construction worker when i was a kid, now im an intern at an architectural design firm.
Thanks for this and other tutorials. Do u know how to get rid of the hole made by future pad in the past phase ? [9:58]
I want to buy a laptop. Is i5-7th gen, 8gb ram, 4gb 1050 sufficient to run revit + ENSCAPE without any hiccups?
THANKS FOR YOUR REPLY. :)
Amster Phangui. No!
Why don't you illustrate some real life examples of cutting and fill of earth work, I mean who is gonna play with elevation points in new phase.
Or how about steep site... always flat easy examples