Design Options: Demystified
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- čas přidán 25. 08. 2024
- There are many times we need to view 2 (or more) ideas in our designs. Design Options allows you to see them both.. and then hopefully decide on one and move forward.
This Revit Tip will show you the simplest way to use Design Options. There are other aspects to Design Options, but this video is the basics.
Happy Revitting!
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Hey Mike, thanks for the tutorial! I'm an Architectural Technology student from Canada. Honestly, I struggled with the design option in my projects-models fading out, lost in design sets, Your tip to clear out options and make a final decision was a game-changer. Now I can confidently use that feature again. Cheer bud
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Very helpful thank you, working as a an Architectural Intern at a company using cad and was assigned 3 different design options for a layout of a project house, now I can start designing👏
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Awesome. I believe this is cool for simple stuff. For more complex items, such as roof variations in a house for instance, not sure if it would be so simple to work around... Thank you for the video, very clear.
I like the drawing style you are using. How do you achieve it? I'd call it "hand drawing" style?
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Mike,
I really enjoy your Revit tips. I have a question for you regarding Design Options. I work with a residential production builder, currently doing everything in AutoCAD and would like to convert to Revit.
All of the floor plans have multiple options in the master plan file.
These options include:
- five different elevation styles (i.e., craftsman, contemporary, farmhouse, etc.)
- additional garage bay, sunroom, kitchen configurations, bathroom configurations, bonus room over garage, study ILO formal dining, etc.
They want all of these options to print in the master plan set.
Any suggestions?
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Hey Mike, I saw your video about keynotes. Do you have any video about shared parameters (how to make & how it works)?
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