Revit 2018 - House Tutorial - Part I - Introduction, Initial Design/Layout, and Walls
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- čas přidán 12. 01. 2018
- Using linework to lay out an idea quickly and efficiently, then using the wall tool to build custom walls and place them over the initial layout.
I wished I found these series prior to starting my project. This is by far the most comprehensive and most practical tutorial I have seen. Thank you!
Glad they were of some use! I've been trying to find time to update these for about a year now, so hopefully I can get some 2022 versions out!
This series has been a big help man, thanks for putting in the time to make the videos!
I love how detailed this is. Thanks!
Thank you for your great video! Very helpful!
TNice tutorials was easy to follow.
Thanks, it's really helpful.
thanks im gonna be watching your stuff thanks in advance bro
Great tutorial. Thank you.
Amazing job brian. Keep doing
Thank you for your time and consideration....really hats off to u .....we will encourage you and people starts following u .......I have already shared ur profile to everyone I know ... they are also very happy for you
Thanks, I really appreciate it! Happy they're of use to you and others.
Awesome!
Thanks a lot
Sorry man. my screen is blank I have no elevation markers. Gotta start at the beginning. Like as in the launch screen.
This gets me really excited and helpful! What do you recommend when buying a revit 2018 program? Should I get a monthly fee or own the program?
I would say it depends on your situation. If you work with lots of consultants, engineers, and others who are importing their models into your base model then I would definitely go with the monthly subscription so you get the new version each time it comes out and you'll be up to date with your working partners. If it is just you working on the models and you aren't bringing in a bunch of outside stuff, then I would just buy it and get the new version every other year. They don't change a ton between one version and the next so buying it every other year would save you some money compared to the monthly subscription while also keeping you fairly current on the versions. Hope that helps!
sub number 1000! :D
Thanks for the tutorial, my dude. Quick question, should I put down the floor before throwing up walls, or throw up the walls then lay out the floor?
I would do the walls, then the floor. The only reason I say that is because you'll want your floor to extend into your walls to achieve the correct construction detail and that's going to be harder to do if you do it floor then walls.
Glad they've been of some help!
Hi Brian. Thank you for the tutorial, I'm getting a lot out of it. Can you please tell me exactly what you did at 47:36 - 47:41? Also, I was not able to bring up BOTH the stone wall and the stucco wall for alignment on the floor plan even with zooming in and a fine detail. However, I created sections and I was able to make it happen that way. I am using 2019. Could that be a difference between '18 and '19? If not, what am I doing wrong? Do I need to adjust a setting or something?
You can certainly do it in section rather than plan. If hitting tab when hovered over the edge where both walls should reside doesn’t bring up both, it may be a view range issue, or you’ll just need to do exactly what you did.
As for the section you referenced. I basically did nothing there. What I was looking to do is to find a stone cap for my stone wall that I could bring in. However, Revit didn’t have anything that looked good to me in their library so I cancelled out of that and made my own. What you were watching is me going into the profiles library and looking at what Revit had to offer, which, as I mentioned, wasn’t much in terms of what I was looking for.
Hopefully that all makes some sense!
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does US metric template same as architectural template ? Thankyou
Yes, for the most part they are identical aside from the units.
At 26:25 I enter exactly the wall type aw you have it. I get the error "Layer function priorities Cannot ascend from the core boundary to the finish face" Something about having two cores? THERE are no solutions on Google, what am I doing wrong. It is word for word what you have why am I the only one having this problem please help Im stuck!
Sorry never mind. I have idea why it works now. But thank you for all your effort; I have learned a lot. And gotten unstuck several times with your help
@@kobeteeth Glad to see you were able to troubleshoot it yourself! Good luck and I'm always here for questions if you need them!
hard to follow cause of audio and i had to pause, rewind, then zoom in to find out what the dimensions were. also its kinda confusing how you kept moving stuff around. if these were improved on it would be easier for beginners but other than that pretty good layout and design
Thanks for the feedback! Really appreciate it. I actually increased my screen resolution on all my 2019 videos for that very reason with the dimensions so hopefully those are easier to deal with in the future. I'll definitely keep the moving stuff around thing in mind as I keep going. I plan on doing another series like this sometime in the future and hopefully a lot better than this. This was kind of my first foray into doing something like this so obviously it has some pitfalls. Appreciate the feedback!
@@brianalbrecht7859 I love this tutorial but it is hard to see the short cuts you use to modify. for instance, you highlight a line and match the length of the joining line to meet it but I can't see how. I've rewound and played it numerous times now and still can't see. I appreciate you taking the time to share and apart from that it's fantastic.
@@mooneybot Good to know for future! In the instance you're talking about I'm using the Trim tool. I'm not sure what instance you're talking about but I try to say something like "Trim these together" or "I'm just going to Trim these" to identify the tool.
@@brianalbrecht7859 thanks for that. I'll check it out.
[Nephew of Ida] it is too fast!!! Let have a beginner the chance to make a copy of your kitchen dimensions. For ex with a drawing.
you can always press pause on you tube space bar
Your audio is popping way too much and a lot of BG noise. :( good tutorial but I would clean up your audio and make sure it works before uploading. I couldnt finish watching due ot the popping and glitching of your audio.
Yeah, sorry about that. These were some of my first tutorials and I just had a cheap mic with a junk setup. I've gotten a better mic since but unfortunately the space I record in is a bit echo-y and to get rid of the echo is like a 30 minute setup so it definitely makes things a tad difficult. Sorry you weren't able to finish!
This is no tutorial really. You're too fast, how is a learner or beginner supposed to catch up on the steps? I downloaded each video, and now I regret I did!
Sorry they didn't work for you! Hope you find something that helps!
He explains it very thoroughly and doesn't even move that fast. Just rewind real quick if you don't see something. I mean he's making hour long videos for us, are you really going to complain he needs to spend a bunch of time on every tool and navigation?
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