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Thanks! Super glad that you love it and even more if it helped you step up your Revit journey 🫡💪

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You’re welcome 😊 thanks, it’s been already improved on newer videos

Thanks for suggestion 😊 we can not fix it in this one but we’ll keep it in mind for upcoming 😉

Thanks, you’re welcome to join us 😊

Great, glad to hear that 😊

Thanks Sam, happy to hear this 😊

I'm not sure what do you mean exactly but you can add RGB values manually for example. Also, from Revit 2024 you have way more Pantone and RAL color palettes inside

@@arkiteasy color like in Autocad, Autocad has many suhc colors which have only one number from 1 to 99

Colours in Revit and AutoCad works pretty similar but they are not the same. “Index Color” in AutoCad is similar to “Basic Color” in Revit, while in Revit there are no numbers for a colours but there is possibility to add color values, which in AutoCad is possible if you go to “True Color” tab. “Color Books” works the same way and color palettes are quite similar

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Thank you 😊 happy to hear that we achieved that 👍

Haha, exactly 🙂There is a lot to learn in Revit, but it is also important to keep it simple and fun as well. Thank you for comment and glad if it helps 👍

Take a closer look on how profiles (families) were created here. So just create nee family which profile is extended from Center reference plane

@@arkiteasy Thanks for the reply! I think I need to clarify. Imagine when you are taking the stairs, the left side of the thread is longer than the width of the riser (not longer in the direction towards you). Is this possible?

No, it’s not possible to make it using Stair tool and having it as one stair. One of the workarounds using stair tool will be to create it as two separate stairs. Also, you can make it using Molel In-Place tool, that’s the easiest way for project specific elements. Third one, the most advanced and not project specific, is to create it as Adaptive Component(s)

@@arkiteasy Thanks!

Thanks! Revit is mostly undervalued when it comes to presentation, but we tend to show the opposite and find quick ways to do it 🙂

Thank you very much!These comments encouraged us to be better every day 💪

This process requires you to be precise and you probably made a mistake in some of the steps. If you can’t determine where you made it start from beginning, be focused and patient, and it will come 💪

Thanks, it’s always great to see that people are progressing with our tutorials 💪

Thanks for comment and info. Which parts you found as a very quick?

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Revit elements contains data as well 😉

I love revit.Presentation, dimension, detailing for interior projects is first class

I agree, it’s great really, but it has a price 😅 steep learning curve and time consuming. Lot of time is needed to create custom library of families, symbols, detail components, parameters…but once it’s settled than is really enjoyable and quick to work with Revit

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Thanks for the comment 😊 I am not sure what do you mean and will really appreciate if you could clarify it more. Suggestions from my audience are very much welcome

Haha, no, Revit is also capable to create and handle stunning presentations 😊 take a look at other videos we have in presentation playlist or simply join our community and take a look at our free Revit training 👇 www.skool.com/arkiteasy/about

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Most often you go the other way around, Revit>3D Max. Max works with a geometry which is not categorised as in BIM software, so I will not suggest you that workflow at all

@@arkiteasy I see. I am still learning about the Revit basics, and I have been a CAD (for blueprint drawings) and Max (for 3d related use: modeling, rendering) user for quite some time. My main purpose of learning Revit is to create good drawing presentation, esp the isometric with materials applied which I find it very inefficient to do it in CAD. And also for drawing efficiency purpose. Thank you again for your response. I might have some questions regarding to this in the future but for now I need to finish learning my Revit basics first PS. Actually, your channel is what I am looking for the most because I mostly handle interior projects

You can do in Revit way more things so I suggest you to make your Revit focus wider 😊 If you hear thoughts that Revit is not so handy for interiors simply don’t listen to it, it’s great actually. By the way, in case you didn’t do it yet, join our community of architects, it’s free and we have there free Revit training

@@arkiteasy awesome. I'm gonna check it out

I love your uploads!

Thanks a lot for recognition, we really tend to keep it clean 😊 I am pretty happy to hear this

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At 0:08 is a Revit view. If you’re curious how to create stunning presentations in Revit just watch videos from our Presentation playlist and you’re going to master it 😊

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Thank you ☺️ this is my first tutorial and it’s great to hear this. Take a look at our other tutorials as well 😉

Thank you ☺️ this is my first tutorial and it’s great to hear this. Take a look at our other tutorials as well 😉

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You’re welcome ☺️ can you please a link of example here in comments

You’re welcome, glad to hear that 😊 take a look at our other videos as well, hope you gonna find them useful also

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Perfect, so happy to hear that 😊

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Glad to hear this :) join our private community on Skool, you will find the link in a video description. We have free training there and in that free training we have covered this topic even more in details 😊

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Super, and please inform me about final result :)

Thank you, this really means me a lot :)

I am so happy to hear this 😊 hope our other tutorials are going to level up it even more