Wow, Alex! You have a real knack for making all the tasks seem simple and obtainable with very little effort. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us.
Great explanation, can you elaborate on how we could drive the style parameter with the room names so that in the schedule they do not show the same thing without customizing and hiding the duplicates?
Hi, I’m currently working on a project where I want to give every material different co2 value, by using key schedule. How can I use key schedule in a material takeoff?
@@bimitup no really, for example: concrete has different CO2 values, depending on the manufacture. What I want to do is to give every material different CO2 values depending on the manufacturer. Can I make a list for every material with different values?
@@rozanaabdelahad8773 Sure, you can create a key schedule where your key is the "manufacturer", you pre-populate that with all the manufacturer/CO2 values and then link to your key schedule so that the "manufacturer" parameter drives the "CO2" parameter
@@bimitup what type of parameter should I create?😊I created a key schedule with a text-type parameter and it worked, but I can’t include this parameter in a formula.
Wow, Alex! You have a real knack for making all the tasks seem simple and obtainable with very little effort. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us.
Thanks Frank. Stay tuned for more great videos =)
Excellent, thanks Alex
You are welcome Beatriz =P
Alex, damn, thanks for this. That is a SERIOUS time saver!
I'm glad you find it useful Ana ;)
Perfect tuts, thank you.
Glad you like them! You are welcome.
Great explanation, can you elaborate on how we could drive the style parameter with the room names so that in the schedule they do not show the same thing without customizing and hiding the duplicates?
Onur, not sure I follow my friend. Want to rephrase the question?
Hi, I’m currently working on a project where I want to give every material different co2 value, by using key schedule. How can I use key schedule in a material takeoff?
Rozana, I'm not sure I understand your question. Do you mean CO2 for a ventilation schedule?
@@bimitup no really, for example: concrete has different CO2 values, depending on the manufacture. What I want to do is to give every material different CO2 values depending on the manufacturer. Can I make a list for every material with different values?
@@rozanaabdelahad8773 Sure, you can create a key schedule where your key is the "manufacturer", you pre-populate that with all the manufacturer/CO2 values and then link to your key schedule so that the "manufacturer" parameter drives the "CO2" parameter
@@bimitup what type of parameter should I create?😊I created a key schedule with a text-type parameter and it worked, but I can’t include this parameter in a formula.
@@rozanaabdelahad8773 Keep it simple. Just use "Number" and then "fake" the units with a suffix 🙂