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Thanks for showing this. My query, however, is how to make things within a 'plan region' lighter/faded compared to the rest of that plan. For example, you have a double-height space below and you want to show that as a void which still shows the furniture below but faded so it's only very faintly showing. Solution is to use the 'plan region' tool/method to see below but this shows everything within the plan region as normal line weights...

How to do splice connection in truss... For top and bottom chords

what if we have inclined walls with different slope degrees, how can we let the pattern meet correctly

Thank you so much sir. Your video is an extremely basic understanding by the broadly discussion .

Great video as allways! If you can find some spare time, it would be great if you could make a video on how to do this for MEP elements as well. I can't seem to get changes to work. Like turning elbows into T's and add to the system (ducting and/or plumming).

thank you for this video, now i can apply this in my project.

Hello, thanks a lot for this detailed video ! I tried your solution, it works well but I found another limit: the upper section cut is good but the lower section is still not working well. If I set my view range from 5m to 10m, I will actually see the the families from -infinity to 10m as long as they go though the 5-10m range.

Excellent tutorial, thanks mate

This channel is the best Revit content on the Internet. Is this channel still active? Will there be new videos? Do you do consulting work? Thanks for a great education!

INSANE - I need to get this set up for my team on the ground installing construction. This will help them heaps.

Nice friend...thanks.

The coming up video of 03:34 is not depicted. Could you please provide me the relevant CZcams link? Nice Tutorial, to the point!

Thank you brother, this helped me a lot, was looking through bunch of forums but could find nothing. You are champ, thanks.

Nice explanation to do things in a better way to avoid the confusion later, thanks I liked this tutorial. Looking forward to more revit videos.😄

Great explanation again cheers

you helped me help a BIG client. Thanks pal!

As someone who values sharing knowledge wholeheartedly and in an easily understandable manner, I want to express my gratitude for your straightforward and accessible approach. Your efforts are truly appreciated. Keep up the excellent work!

Thanks, Niall very thorough

Pro level, Very nice bro...

Thank you

I wish I had known this tool earlier!! life saver!!

If you are consistent with the language in your text notes then the "Find and Replace" tool can totally update changes to text across multiple views and sheets. The coded notes technique you demonstrate here is very helpful for sure, but the beginning of your video is really misleading.

i tried doing this for my project but my walls became super dark and the furniture was cropped. I realized the 3d camera view was a little too far from my plan view. Fixed that and it looks great now. Thank you!

Talks too much for a simple beginners 1 hour leason 😢

Great video !!

Thanks very much for this helpful and useful tutorial

Thank you, this helped me finish my homework in the wee hours of the morning ;)

Hi , have a doubt regarding text height .. as in autodesk they mentioned text height (annotation element) is relative to scale of view ,it should work(maximise & minimise) bassed on scale vary but for some scales its not working like that...for example text height is 2.5mm for scale 1:50 &1:25 it will work nice but for 1:100 & 1:200 text look bigger in view ,so any option is there to set same text height for any scale ?

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I wonder if I can change Profile family dimension in Edit type? It seems I need to make every single profile family.

In case someone else doesn't see their pipe while drawing, just change the Detail Level of the view to "fine"

Thank you...your accent is very calm

Great tips thank you

😂😂finally one thats not in a foreign langauge lol civil 3d tutorials are still mostly in hindi (or whatever) I get the occasional english tutorial for revit at least

Do you have the link to the video explaining how to download the project file templates? On my Revit 23 in the project template drop down my only option is Default_M_ENG

Niall I echo the sentiments below. Truly a wonderful way to add notes. I run into trouble when I want the note on the left side of the number and I add a leader. if both the number and note are visible the leader will not originate from the center of the number. I've tried just mirroring the note, adjusting the family so that there are 2 versions of the note one on each side of the number with visibility parameters for both but I can't find anything that works. Any ideas? I'm really just trying to be able to add a note to either side of a object and make it look good. All of your notes in the video were on the right side of the object they were referencing. Any ideas?

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I'm curious about how you did the gutter system.

When i move project basepoint, the building & gridlines does not follow, can u suggest? I'm using revit 2022 ver

Have you had any success yet with keeping the original rooms in the demolition stage when the new room looks different? when giving the demolition drawings to the contractor its nice with the old room names and number.

Thanks Mate. Really appreciate your explanation of the system.

Thankyou for this. Very Helpful.

TY for the great tuts! Tip 1: How the temp wall is showing blue immediatly after duplicating the level and before creating new phase filter for temp?

Thank you very much for this great tuts!

hi, i have a problem, i followed all the steps but when I loaded the family into the project and tried to place the beam, it kept the original length of the family (shown in minute 2:49) the beam doesn't stretch accordingly to my project. Do you know how I can correct this?

AMazing tips. Like it and subscribed.

I have an oblique wall on the side property and the planning wanted me to make that roof into a hip one, however the eaves go off.