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I will offer this file for download for the people that would like to go along with the lesson.

Very useful information Thank you .

Thank you

Bim laser sounds a lot better!

Thank you Sir

How can I get the link for the architecture file?

hi where can I get the drawinng file tho?

very good

How do we fix the clash where the duct going through the wall?

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Soooooo helpful!!! clear action, clear description, CLEAR ENGLISH SPEAKING!!!!! THANKS GOD I found this video!!!

how does your architectural model show the way it does as I linked file? What I mean to ask is that I have linked my architectural model with my MEP model and it shows as a faint highlight and not the way your model shows. The architectural model's elements can't be edited in this file. I have also run clash detection, the clashes do show but can't fix them on the link file because it does not show the way it does for you..... plz help

great video man

hello , pls the link of arch revit file

Good job chief

I actually laughed at your joke

0.00 microns is really tiny of a virus.lol

I was confused by you calling the ducts "conduit" at first, but think you did a terrific job showing how to get diffusers and ductwork in a Revit model. Best video I've seen so far. Much appreciated.

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Tks!!!

Please provide the cad file of this drawing

Insert- link revit

Great video! Thank you!!!

Great Tutorial. @26:30 'You can specify in Revit how to size the duct work depending on what type of air flow you want per space' How would you do that? Thanks

THANKS

Hi sir, your tutorial was really helpful👏. However, I have a doubt at 02:08, in the MEP Fabrications panel, regarding which service type to select. Kindly reply. Thank you.

Thank you for the straight forward to the point video!

Such a useful video. You are brilliant sir. Thanks u for sharing. Hoping you keep teaching more about more complex hvac system designs (chillers, Cooling tower)

Where can I find your families that you are using?

Awesome thanks😁

Thanks Maan..

thanks for the efforts very informative video

Great work

Cool Brooklyn accent... Good tutorial, but I am curious to if the duct sizes and CFMs are actually linked to the parent file, with considerations to building orientation and insulation values. From a design perspective, are ducted returns now normative in NY? as ceiling plenum returns are much more efficient and less fussy -- except where mandatory for hospitals, labs, etc.

Hello thanks for the video but how I can get fabrication I don't had it in my revit it's blocked please I need help

thankyou

your the goat!!!

its so use fulll for me thanks a lot 🙂

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Thank you so much, short and direct to the point. I am now a subsciber to the channel, :-)

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hahahahah , this was helpful though saved my day 👍

Hi Would like to ask how to connect the slanted wall with the adjacent wall?

Would be great if you could share the building drawing file so that we can also practically follow as the video lesson goes by. Nice Commentary by the way, haha.

why didn't explain how to configure the OSL map for texture?

How can I get the link for the architecture file?

It is indeed bonkers that you can create connections to curved beams in cheap sketchup but not in revit. I mean i am new to Revit but still, can you at least manually create a connection ? By that i mean can you cut a curved beam at any angle and apply end plates ?

Many Thanks @VLOSA Well explained and direct to the point. God bless

Brilliant tutorial, thank you for this