Very important how to associate levels 3 and 4 in project browser in the plumbing template!!! thanks for your explanation, and the way that you speak very useful for no natives English speakers...like me..lol... kind regards!! from Mty. Mex.
Hi Larry. I'm glad you learn something useful. We might launch some videos in other languages in the future. Make sure you subscribe to the channel and stay tuned for new videos.
Hi Juan. Unfortunately, RUclips doesn't let me adjust the volume once the video is uploaded. Try turning Close captions (CC) on on the lower right. Subtitles always help. Good luck!
Hi Ulster. You don't "need to" monitor anything. I find that monitoring LEVELS is essential (because Levels contain all your elements), so when the Architect changes a level you definitively want to know about it to take action. Now, monitoring grids is pretty annoying, because you keep getting all this monitoring (collaboration review) "warnings"... just because the Architect changed a gridline name. However, other than manually (visually) checking, it is the only way to make sure your grid locations and names are consistent with the Architect. So, in summary, you don't have to, but it is an annoying good idea. =)
Ahmed, just drop the families close by. It doesn't really matter =) You can do it even without a background. Just follow the steps and drop at an approximate location.
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Very important how to associate levels 3 and 4 in project browser in the plumbing template!!! thanks for your explanation, and the way that you speak very useful for no natives English speakers...like me..lol... kind regards!! from Mty. Mex.
Hi Larry.
I'm glad you learn something useful.
We might launch some videos in other languages in the future.
Make sure you subscribe to the channel and stay tuned for new videos.
You are right Larry! The idea is that you can simply monitor the levels you already have created, and copy/monitor the rest =)
amazing. I love your way of teaching. thank you for sharing.
I'm glad you enjoyed it.
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nice this is what im looking for, very detailed easy to follow as im beginner. thanks alot
Glad it was helpful!
nice tutorial and clear explanation !
Thank you. Glad you found it useful
Great video. Very detailed and on point. Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Very useful.
Glad it was helpful!
Great
I'm glad you liked it =)
Please where can we get the sample projects like yours to follow what you teach
Hi Felix. I will be uploading a tutorial on creating architectural backgrounds soon.
The sound is too low
Hi Juan.
Unfortunately, RUclips doesn't let me adjust the volume once the video is uploaded.
Try turning Close captions (CC) on on the lower right. Subtitles always help. Good luck!
Sir plumbing ki start se video bnao..
Ok. It is on the list.
7:55 how do drag those level 3 and 4 simultaneously. Please explain sir.
You need to make sure you "lock them" together. Hover close to the left of the level head and a little lock option will appear.
do i need to copy monitor the grids? or the elevation only?
Hi Ulster. You don't "need to" monitor anything.
I find that monitoring LEVELS is essential (because Levels contain all your elements), so when the Architect changes a level you definitively want to know about it to take action.
Now, monitoring grids is pretty annoying, because you keep getting all this monitoring (collaboration review) "warnings"... just because the Architect changed a gridline name. However, other than manually (visually) checking, it is the only way to make sure your grid locations and names are consistent with the Architect.
So, in summary, you don't have to, but it is an annoying good idea. =)
I need the same arch model to continue the tutorial
Ahmed, just drop the families close by. It doesn't really matter =)
You can do it even without a background. Just follow the steps and drop at an approximate location.
ok
Great
Glad you liked it
Sir Your all videos is very clear. I am learning very well.
Glad to hear that. Keep it up.