Hello Sir, Thank you very much for making these video. they are very helpful. I have a question about moving objects in the section view. when i move furniture in the section view, I only can move left & right, but I can't move up & down like you show in the video. can you please tell me the trick. Thanks!
Would anyone know about a parameter that you could set to the annotation of the Freezer to turn off at different level views? This would take particular coding strategy i think.
Not all walls are exterior flushed, some are centered and inward causing some beams to actually appear in the views. Why arent tutorials elaborating more on architectural/structural relationships? Like why isnt there an option for architectural beams and such, are there any tips for that? Or you just edit a column/wall to substitute as your beams, but that would be counter intuitive as you would need precise elements for documentation later no?
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I am happy to watch the videos over and over again because you explain clearly and slowly.
Thanks a lot for the tutorials, probably far better than most paid courses
I am glad that they are used for you Philip. I wish you to keep learning
Thank you very much useful tutorial for beginner.
You are welcome!
Very informative especially for a beginner
Obrigado Reynaldo!
Hello Sir,
Thank you very much for making these video. they are very helpful. I have a question about moving objects in the section view. when i move furniture in the section view, I only can move left & right, but I can't move up & down like you show in the video. can you please tell me the trick. Thanks!
thank you for this tutorials
That's a good suggestion to consider in the future. Thanks a lot for watching Ajili!
Would anyone know about a parameter that you could set to the annotation of the Freezer to turn off at different level views? This would take particular coding strategy i think.
Not all walls are exterior flushed, some are centered and inward causing some beams to actually appear in the views. Why arent tutorials elaborating more on architectural/structural relationships? Like why isnt there an option for architectural beams and such, are there any tips for that? Or you just edit a column/wall to substitute as your beams, but that would be counter intuitive as you would need precise elements for documentation later no?
These are very good! Can you teach how to make a schedule in Revit?
Hello Leor! Thanks for your support. Schedules will be in one of the next parts!
Ctrl + 1
To open properties bar
Thanks heaps for this tutorial. I've been learning a lot from you sir! @Cadblack. :) looking forward to the last video. Cheers :)
the file in the description is not the same as the one you used
Yes, It's a bit more complete. But in my point it works to explore the topics I mentioned in this part! Thanks for watching Bobser. :)