Keynotes in Revit Tutorial | Advanced Revit Course 08
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In this full Advanced Revit course, you will learn Autodesk Revit. These 15 advanced Revit tutorials have a focus on project organisation and efficiency as well as annotation, stylisation and smart detailing using the industry’s leading 3D BIM software, Revit.
In this Revit tutorial, part 8, you'll be introduced to keynotes. You'll understand Revit keynote tags, set up a keynote file and link it to your project, add items to the keynote schedule, tag items in your project with keynote tags and add a keynote legend to all your sheets.
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Wow, I am in the process of creating a template with some custom stacked walls (therefore no need to duplicate). This will help immensely as I can associate these new walls with thier keynotes automatically
Now I just found a better way to do my project done in less time.
Thank you so much for this tutorial.
So glad to hear. Cheers
The best video on keynotes! You are a natural teacher!
Wow, thank you so much Larry! Cheers
Your good mate, Thanks for your help again
Thanks a stack for simplifying keynoting. Greatly appreciate.
This video is excellent, go to the point and explain everything very well. Thanks!
Thanks a bunch! That's what I'm all about. Cheers!
Appreciate your videos man! Thank-you.
Thanks a lot Hamish, I appreciate your support!
Great explanation and so much detailed. Love from Nepal and Mt. Everest.
Brilliant lesson-Thanx Yo!
Thanks a lot!
Thats so cool, kyle you should adress the phasing subject existing/demolishing/new as well and how can we change ligne whieght
Sir Alot things that i learn from you thank you soo much
Really glad to hear, thanks Mark
Thanks
Interesting!!!! does anyone know how to change the scale of the keynote text?
I finally learned how to use keynotes with your video, thank you. My question is can you wrap texts? I am using keynotes in details, and the actual note not the number. Maybe thats the problem keynotes are meant to use the number I guess right?
Glad to hear! Cheers. You can use the actual notes on details, no worries. You can't wrap text in the sense that you distort the shape of it.
Thanks that was really helpful, I have a question regarding keynoting an elevation... why can't a reveal have a keynote? I couldn't edit its family to have a keynote either
Good question! You might have to use a material keynote instead of an element keynote. The element keynote will only allow you to pick the window/door family as a whole. A material keynote will allow you to pick the reveal material and tag that
I am not an architect but I stick with SketchUp which was free to download 2017 I hate to pay for anything
I understand how to use them. But I don´t quite get why this is better than just a Typemark, description and a schedule. I don´t know if I´m missing something or is there some advanced way to use keynotes?
Thanks for your comment! I explain the benefits of Keynotes at the beginning of this video. You can also use category tags to a similar effect, but I find Keynotes better personally. It simplifies your model and ensures no mistakes remain when making changes.
Hey mate, is there a way to create a legend with imagery/symbols/detail components?
There is, but I wouldn't recommend it. Keynotes or schedules are the most effective way to create legends.
Cheers
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