Hey Kyle, I've been watching your videos to help teach myself Revit and you do such an amazing job explaining everything. Revit unfortunately released Revit 2024, which is the version that I've been using and they've made some changes to the way that topography is created now in Revit (Toposolids, removal of building pads, etc.). With all of these changes, I was wondering if you would be able to show how topography is done in this newer version since I am at such a loss trying to figure it out 🥲 Again, thank you for all of the videos that you put out, you have no idea how much of a help you've been. Cheers
wow thanks. I have been searching this method. I like your to the point explaining style and well explained short video. Like the color of your eye. ;)
Good question. It is possible and there's a few different programs that can do it. CADMapper is one of the ones I'm familiar with. Perhaps I'll create a follow up video. Cheers
It would help if you clarified which version of each program you’re using. I spent a good 30 minutes trying to get this only to realize you were using sketchup pro and not the base one….
What versoin of Sketchup are you using? Will a free version of Sketchup work with obtaining countour functionality? Than you in advance for your advice.
Hi I am using a Pro version, I believe Sketchup recently made this only available on the Pro version though it may still work on the free version. Cheers
Hey Kyle, I've been watching your videos to help teach myself Revit and you do such an amazing job explaining everything. Revit unfortunately released Revit 2024, which is the version that I've been using and they've made some changes to the way that topography is created now in Revit (Toposolids, removal of building pads, etc.). With all of these changes, I was wondering if you would be able to show how topography is done in this newer version since I am at such a loss trying to figure it out 🥲 Again, thank you for all of the videos that you put out, you have no idea how much of a help you've been. Cheers
Thank you so much! I will work on this video in the near future. Thank you for the suggestion
Thanks, I needed this video for so long
wow thanks. I have been searching this method. I like your to the point explaining style and well explained short video. Like the color of your eye.
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Haha thank you very much!
tnx a lot
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Glad you think so! Cheers
Awesome. It will be helpful Alot ❤
Glad to hear so, cheers Zain!
well done!
Thanks.
Hi! this is great. Is there any way to do the same with the buildings that are modeled in google earth and import them into revit?
Good question. It is possible and there's a few different programs that can do it. CADMapper is one of the ones I'm familiar with. Perhaps I'll create a follow up video. Cheers
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It would help if you clarified which version of each program you’re using. I spent a good 30 minutes trying to get this only to realize you were using sketchup pro and not the base one….
What versoin of Sketchup are you using? Will a free version of Sketchup work with obtaining countour functionality? Than you in advance for your advice.
Hi I am using a Pro version, I believe Sketchup recently made this only available on the Pro version though it may still work on the free version. Cheers
Try something steeper man... that thing is so flat 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 come up here to Tahoe 🤙🏻
Haha I knew someone would say that. In the full lesson I do the same method with other, steeper sites as well as some other examples.
Have a good day.
@@wrighthausracing9641 Cheers mate you too
incredible that Revit does not support that function itself...
Says "Revit" tutorial. I suggest future videos that are titled "Revit" tutorial that they don't require other paid software.
done this numerous times but the site was never accurate at all
It definitely depends on where the location is. Much more accurate in high-population/city regions