Road Markings and Parking in Revit Tutorial

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[@janakasenanayaka680]

Thank you very much for sharing the knowledge and great tutorials

[@journel4life]

Great tutorial, thanks bro

[@sybeji]

Thanks for helping us

[@yarasaoud]

Thank you BA 👍

[@Alex2012juan]

Thank you Master!!!!!!!!!

[@kelechismart9391]

Thanks sir you have made me fall in love with revit, please can you do something on door and windows schedule... Thanks

[@UREALERO]

Hi! i made my road markings using the railing tool, this is how i did it:
-a rectangle of 1mmx1mm as an auxiliary profile for the top rail (hide it at the end).
-a rectangle profile for continuous line as top rail or bottom rail.
-line segments, buoys and other elements as balusters.
-combine as needed.
I'm a noob on Revit so, what could go wrong with my approach?

[@jamstechstudios]

Thanks for this tutorial, please how do we fix jagged curved/arcs in Revit(Revolution of 3D curved edges)? example as Autocad command "Facetres" to enhance the model display graphic.

[@michaeljarboe9028]

How do I add an area for “No Parking”? It may not be right beside a parking stall and it may be a custom shape. Let’s say I just wanted to draw the perimeter of it and I want the diagonal yellow lines to go within that perimeter. What is the easiest way to do that?

[@AymenHumoodi]

Nice tutorial, by the way those strips disappeared because you used 'copy' so they were copied to the level of the first one, while the toposurface isn't horizontal.

[@2dbaddiepostedonmybed]

Dude, how do you edit a parking component / family? I'n my country parking dimensions are different

[@AussieBIMGuru]

Consider railings or dynamo surface draping for parking stripes - the ootb stripe doesn't work well on sloped topo

[@balkanarchitect]

I know, I already have a tutorial on that, but it's important to show different approaches 🙂

[@AussieBIMGuru]

@@balkanarchitect of course, many ways around a problem in Revit!

[@johncarlsmadre9013]

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