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You can use different families for Corner, start and end. Also, you can set two railings on top of each other and control the distance between balusters manually.

Glad you like them!

You can check it in Preview section while exporting

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Mam is there any video of PLAN VIEWS in your channel? If not please make a detailed video pls

There are a lot of videos on this topic and here is a comprehensive one: th-cam.com/video/ZGBVhc0J5VQ/w-d-xo.htmlsi=KsQ75zQCOKWGkvw3

@@RVTPLUS not this plan view I m looking for plan views with reflected ceiling one

Well, there is no video on that topic. Will put it on my list.

Just remember, the centre of reference lines is the point you place the family from there. Think about when you want to place it and how you are going to place it. There is no rule about it, but it just makes placement easier.

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Glad it helped!

Thank You ❤

Cool😎

Thanks

Hi there. I have attached them manually and explained how at the beginning of the video you mentioned. But this is a great suggestion, I will see if it is possible to create a specific tutorial on that. 🌼

Hi there. I just checked, and apparently I have lost the file and I can't check the measurements for you. Sorry 🌼

Glad it was helpful! 🌼

You're most welcome. If there is any topic you would like to see covered, let me know. 🌼

So glad you find it interesting 🌼

Thank you so much 🌼

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I am glad you find it useful 🌼

Glad you think so!

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Most welcome 🌼

Thank you so much 🌼

Thank you so much 🌼

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Hi there. There is no option to export just the object or alpha channel in Revit. However, you can export multiple images from Enscape. In min 12:00 of this video "th-cam.com/video/0RbhQRJa3uU/w-d-xo.htmlsi=2CgJ-2X5zLVmcYUG" You can see how to add background to your image and control it.

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Good idea! I'll see if it's possible to create one.

Glad you are interested 🌼

Hi there. This type of issues raise from not aligning and locking lines with reference plans. Make sure to check all of them.

You can use base offset or top offset from properties section.

@@RVTPLUS okay I "ll try thanx

Hi there. I'm glad you are interested, but I'm not sure what you're referring to!!

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Glad you've found it useful. Well there is no splash model here, but I think if you increase the wind you will see some effects.

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You can do this by selecting the wall and selecting all of its types in project, and then applying the change. But usually for these types of modifications we use dynamo!!

@@RVTPLUS alright. i wish i was good in dynamo 😔. thanks

It's a very interesting world, and it is really helpful in so many situations. Hope you get good at it asap 🌼

You are very welcome 🌼

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Yeah, Lumion had high quality exports 👍

Hope you find it helpful.

Try to first create the lines in background and then draw the ones that should be shown in front. Or select them and use "move backward" or forward.

@@RVTPLUS Thank for your reply, I m using Revit 2023, in titleblock creation the option for move backward doesnt exist.

I just checked, and the correct name is "bring to front" and "send to back". If you select your detail line, you can see them under the tabs.

@@RVTPLUS Thank you for the help. for some reason there is no option in title block edit mood, so what I did was I created a generic annotation and loaded to the title block and it worked.

That's a creative solution 👍 I suggest open a new family and test it there too to see what was the issue.

Good point. Thanks for sharing it 🌼

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You are very welcome 🌼