Custom Truss in Revit Tutorial

[@wahidyuqob2016]

One of the most effective videos. It was just what I was looking for. Thank you so much.

[@seanblanck819]

Thanks for this tutorial. I can use it on a current project.

[@gsaarchitecturalmechanical5872]

Thank you very much, do you have a video on how to write specification?

[@antikytheramechanisms]

thank you of this tutorial, please show a custom truss with steel connections ..

[@sebpetrovski-arch]

maake sure you pres the drop down on select, and tick select pinned element

[@theonewoo]

Nice solution however I have LT version without truss feature. I use walls and edit the profile instead. When using this approach it is important to disallow joins at wall ends.

[@meargaregay-so9wf]

thanks brother

[@rgandayuwana]

Thank you for your useful tutorial. I have question, i have problem copy paste from the project file to family file. How do you copy paste the profile line drawing to family file ? any tips ?

[@Constantinesis]

Can we add sme kindo f connection joints for the final segments that are missing, instead of manualy extending the ends?

[@kirat9002]

Hi buddy ,
Can you make a tutorial on portal frame revit family as well

[@LastIberianLynx_GameDev]

We would like to see tuts in unreal engine :)

[@jiangtao2990]

i think just model in place would be a bit simpler

[@balkanarchitect]

Probably, but this would mean large structural data loss

[@macunni2]

Def want to keep the "i" in BiM

[@jiangtao2990]

@@macunni2 unless you are an architect and an engineer at the same time. otherwise just waste of time.

[@usalem]

WAW

[@rav3two]

Dude this is aweful and just so painful to even watch. Only a totally new revit user or a masochist will do this. Save your time to enjoy a bit of life by just doing a wall cutout or just create a simple outline extrusion in revit or other cad program and you will achieve the same results in a fraction of the time.

[@cabrones199]

Nice to meet you. Could you pls share your contacts to start a job collaboration?