I watched this video on my desktop and I dont have an account on my desktop but I went on my phone and searched you on CZcams to give you your thumbs up and subscribe. Thanks for the tutorial, very helpful
Oh, my, god, you are a miracle worker - this is like the one thing I've always struggled with in Revit and because you started from square #1, I understood it in one go. Thank you!!!
Given that you know how to do sweep, I would say go to a front elevation or any elevation for that matter and draw the sweep instead of a plan. You could also change the workplane if you want to draw it in 3D.
Absolutely loved your teaching styles. Keep it up. Would love to see a complete video on detail architectural site plan including Parking, curbs and grass mounds.
I have an introduction to families planned for this week. There are a number of things to be aware of in families but I could do a specific video on tips at a later date. Glad you found it helpful!
hi.. i like the way you explain each and every command. There is no video about creating multiple profile of beam in one single family can you do one for all plz...... I have used help of your many video to create model, the explanation is very simple understable.... your videos are very helpfull...
thank you so much for your effort but i have a question if you dont mind, i need to the profiles of the swept blend to remain vertical, not perpendicular, any help please?
You would want to go to file, create, new family and select just profile or the specific type of profile template you want to use. It's just a family at that point that can be loaded in and used in models.
I want my profile plane not to be perpendicular on the path Revit constraint me that the profile always perpendicular on the path, what is the solution, please?
How do I save the Sweep created as a family so I can use it on another project? Every time I am doing a new project I have to create a new Sweep... and it is frustrating at times.
When you go to file new family, you can save it as a family anywhere you want. Once you are done making the sweep, you can save it and load it into your project. If you want to use it in another project, simply open the family where it is then load it into another project. Or you could use the insert family from the insert tab in that other project.
Hi - thank you for this video. I am trying to make a thickened concrete slab (beam) - do you have any tips? or an email that I could ask you more questions in?
You might consider a structural floor, either that or placing concrete beams under floors would work. But if you have more questions, I would recommend my forum. Start a question and we can talk there. Others will be able to benefit from the answer too. www.architecturevanguard.com/forum
the little squer? the connecting points??/ their not vissible any more in my revit 2022...this is so anoying and dont know how to fix it...you have any idea??
@@ArchitectureVanguard hey man just saw that you replied, sorry for the late seponse...10 months XD, I have a nother question, I made a sweep....made a copy of that....how can I join those together, what are the commands?
thanks but how can i draw the profile "front facing" the workplane of the profile if the path and the profile workplane are inclined and not parallel to the north or east or front or left of the project ? @architecture vanguard
I watched this video on my desktop and I dont have an account on my desktop but I went on my phone and searched you on CZcams to give you your thumbs up and subscribe. Thanks for the tutorial, very helpful
I appreciate it, thank you!
Oh, my, god, you are a miracle worker - this is like the one thing I've always struggled with in Revit and because you started from square #1, I understood it in one go. Thank you!!!
However, A.V. i needed the sweep standing up ( I'm trying to make a custom shelf bracket ). Any follow up video about that?
I am so happy to hear that and glad you were able to learn. I believe you always have to start with square 1 or else you might lose people.
Given that you know how to do sweep, I would say go to a front elevation or any elevation for that matter and draw the sweep instead of a plan. You could also change the workplane if you want to draw it in 3D.
Excellent video. It explained an issue that I have been struggling to resolve in a patient, concise way. I really appreciate your help. Thank you.
That's awesome, William. I love hearing things like this!
Great video! Really helps
Thank you mate for your tutorial, helped me figure out how to sweep railings which turn in 3D at the most bizarre angles!
Hey great, glad I could help!
Absolutely loved your teaching styles. Keep it up. Would love to see a complete video on detail architectural site plan including Parking, curbs and grass mounds.
Great suggestion! And thank you!
Thank you for great tutorials, I will wait for families tips and tricks
I have an introduction to families planned for this week. There are a number of things to be aware of in families but I could do a specific video on tips at a later date. Glad you found it helpful!
Great Clip!!! Very useful and easy to follow. Keep making these types of tips and tricks clips.
Glad you found it helpful, Mark!
Thank you for your help, you were able to keep it simple enough to follow along.
Perfect, glad to hear it!
Perfect, glad to hear it!
Perfect, glad to hear it!
Thank you !
You're welcome!
Thank you a lot, this explains very much!
You’re very welcome, happy to hear that!
Thanks for the info, very understandable!
No problem!
hey man, awesome work, super clear and easy to follow, top job. :)
Hey, thanks! Glad I could help!
hi.. i like the way you explain each and every command. There is no video about creating multiple profile of beam in one single family can you do one for all plz......
I have used help of your many video to create model, the explanation is very simple understable.... your videos are very helpfull...
Ahh that’s a great idea, I will definitely put that on the list!
@@ArchitectureVanguard can we cut curved beam using void form in revit... is ther any video you made on that...
Thanks so much for your videos very helpful, I am new to Revit and struggling to say the least but your videos are great
Hey always glad to hear it, Paula, I hope they continue to help you out.
Thank you!!
You've explained this in the best way possible. I love you man. I'd kiss you but that's weird.
Haha thanks man, I really appreciate it!
thank you so much for your effort but i have a question if you dont mind, i need to the profiles of the swept blend to remain vertical, not perpendicular, any help please?
perfect bro
Thanks!
Great Video, Very Well Explained. Well Done
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much for excellent tutorials!
You’re very welcome!
Thank you for great tutorials
You’re very welcome!
Great tutorial, good teacher! thank you so much!
You're very welcome!
Thanks so much for this!
You're so welcome!
Thank you. Can the sound volume increased?!
I will do that in the future. Sorry
lmao wasnt expecting Ephixa for your outra very noice
Heck yes!!! Plus Song of Storms...oh yes!
Thanks for this.
My pleasure!
VERY HELPFULL
Glad it helped!
Super helpful
Glad to hear!
Thanks a lot!! :)))))
You're welcome!
I am a beginner to Revit. I can see how to "load" a profile, but how do I save/create a profile to load later
You would want to go to file, create, new family and select just profile or the specific type of profile template you want to use. It's just a family at that point that can be loaded in and used in models.
thank you so much!!
You are very welcome, sorry for the late reply.
Very helpful! :)
Thanks, Rob!
i keep getting an error that i cant sweep
I want my profile plane not to be perpendicular on the path Revit constraint me that the profile always perpendicular on the path, what is the solution, please?
That is unfortunately a core part of sweeps, that cannot be changed. You might need to make multiple model elements to achieve a different result.
Hi There do you have a video on how to include curtain windows into a schedule and legend ? Thanks in advance
Ohh I’m not sure I do but I’ll put that in the list!
Hi, thank you for explaining, and I have a question. Can you tell me how I can send you a picture of my work and where I stick it in?. Thank you again
You are welcome! I believe I am confused by your question, I am sorry.
How do I save the Sweep created as a family so I can use it on another project? Every time I am doing a new project I have to create a new Sweep... and it is frustrating at times.
When you go to file new family, you can save it as a family anywhere you want. Once you are done making the sweep, you can save it and load it into your project. If you want to use it in another project, simply open the family where it is then load it into another project. Or you could use the insert family from the insert tab in that other project.
The thumbnail made me laugh
Perfect! That's the idea! Haha
Hi - thank you for this video. I am trying to make a thickened concrete slab (beam) - do you have any tips? or an email that I could ask you more questions in?
You might consider a structural floor, either that or placing concrete beams under floors would work. But if you have more questions, I would recommend my forum. Start a question and we can talk there. Others will be able to benefit from the answer too.
www.architecturevanguard.com/forum
the little squer? the connecting points??/ their not vissible any more in my revit 2022...this is so anoying and dont know how to fix it...you have any idea??
Oh gosh! I will have to investigate this! You might check your visibility graphics settings but besides that I hope we didnt lose those in 22.
@@ArchitectureVanguard hey man just saw that you replied, sorry for the late seponse...10 months XD, I have a nother question, I made a sweep....made a copy of that....how can I join those together, what are the commands?
thanks but how can i draw the profile "front facing" the workplane of the profile if the path and the profile workplane are inclined and not parallel to the north or east or front or left of the project ? @architecture vanguard