you probably dont care but does any of you know a method to get back into an instagram account? I was dumb forgot my login password. I appreciate any tips you can offer me.
@Yehuda Braxton i really appreciate your reply. I found the site through google and Im in the hacking process now. Looks like it's gonna take quite some time so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
Thanks mr Taylor, this video was very helpful to me, no matter the video was a bit lengthy but each step you showed were important and helpful. Thanks again
You explained it plain and simple, this video gave me a relief when I got stuck on my project not knowing how to create thickening in the middle of slab. Thanks Mike
This video really helped me out a lot, I also learnt things that I have always wanted to know . Thumbs up man, keep doing what you do. Saw the length of the vide and I thought to myself I hope this guy doesn't waste my time and I'm more than happy that I watched the entire video cause I learnt more than I thought I would learn. Cheers man.
Creating a new office template is what every company needs to do when they start using Revit. That video would the a looooooong video. My suggestions: 1) Use Revit on your first project. Copy the project file. Open the copy and go to 3D and delete the model. Save this now as your Office Template. Any adjustments you made to items (model elements and annotation elements, and all settings) will now be in your template. This is a good way to start. -OR- 2) You could always hire me to make you a template. =) Working to help companies be productive in Revit is my job! :D (See links in any video description.)
Hello, I found your tutorial is very helpful. However, not sure which step I missed out for the thickening that when I tested changing those parameters, the thickened slab did not change as wished. Could you please kindly advise that what issues were? Thank you very much.
Will do. Sloping a slab is done a couple of different ways. There is a slope arrow available while editing the outline sketch, and there are also tools for warping/sloping the slab after it’s in place.
Thank you for sharing wonderful videos!! Can you make a fake window?? I want to decorate the exterior with windows but I don't need the sun from outside.
Saki: Two ways to do what you suggest. 1. Use Filled regions and Detail lines on the Elevations. You can make a fake window and make it into a group and copy it. 2. You can use real 3D windows, but set the glass to not be transparent (opaque). That way the light won't get in. Those are my two suggestions. =)
Hi, how to add the width and thickness parameters in the slab edge family in Revit 2023 ? Every time I need to create a new family as per the slab edge dimensions as there is no option to change the width and thickness.
Question: structural engineers usually specify the thickness of the thickened footing as the dimension from the top of the slab to the bottom of the footing (not from the bottom of the slab to the bottom of the footing as you do in your video). How can I set up a parameter with a mathematical equation, so that the thickness of the footing extrusion shape is calculated depending on inputs for the slab thickness and the total thickness from top of slab to bottom of footing?
Mike, How would you fix Stair?.... the Stair has 2 disconnected landing at the middle....... A U-Stiar where the landing was devided in to 2 to add riser.... Now its disconnected. how would you fix it?
Hi Mike, one silly question, how can I turn the thickening family to 'concrete' material. I can't make it join the with the slab as they are different material. Thanks
When the slab edges are created at the same time.. they union automatically. If they are made separately, you can select them and pull the endpoints (blue dot) together until they touch. You can also try using the ALIGN tool. One of those usually works for me. Also, you could try ‘join geometry’ if they are overlapping.
I think because the new family is a generic family it doesn’t accept rebar. I guess you could install rebar in the slab and then move it down into place.
@@miketaylor8211 thanks i got a solution 2 to 3 hours later after i comment. i have to tick a box where it says "host rebar" but thanks i got new lesson from your side
@@farhank90 it's on the property on the right of the screen in the video. There's a HOST REBAR click box which you need to check ✅️ . That will allow you to place rebar in the thickened slab
Thanks, but I need to show the items in Revit 'solid'. I found that if I reduce the screen resolution... most of the buffering stops. Thanks for the tip!
you tackle the things that most people overlook when doing plans in revit and modeling, Thank you and keep it up! we appreciate you. Subscribed!
4 Words YOU ARE A STAR!! Thank you so very much sir, my life will never be the same again.
you probably dont care but does any of you know a method to get back into an instagram account?
I was dumb forgot my login password. I appreciate any tips you can offer me.
@Bjorn Martin instablaster :)
@Yehuda Braxton i really appreciate your reply. I found the site through google and Im in the hacking process now.
Looks like it's gonna take quite some time so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Yehuda Braxton It worked and I actually got access to my account again. Im so happy!
Thanks so much, you really help me out !
@Bjorn Martin You are welcome :D
My kid loves watching your videos!! he laughs all the way. the funny thing is he doesn't even know English. you rock!
Thanks mr Taylor, this video was very helpful to me, no matter the video was a bit lengthy but each step you showed were important and helpful. Thanks again
You explained it plain and simple, this video gave me a relief when I got stuck on my project not knowing how to create thickening in the middle of slab. Thanks Mike
I love the way you teaching in details, examples and full of energy. thanks a lot.
This video really helped me out a lot, I also learnt things that I have always wanted to know . Thumbs up man, keep doing what you do. Saw the length of the vide and I thought to myself I hope this guy doesn't waste my time and I'm more than happy that I watched the entire video cause I learnt more than I thought I would learn. Cheers man.
In fact I want your CD Mike, when is it coming out? Good tutorial , I've learnt a lot. Thanks.
Sir i love your energy oh my fkin god. Never been this attentive to a Revit minilecture
Great video
So easy to follow, thanks so much.
Excellent, right to the point. I just created my own thickened slab. Thanks!
FANTASTIC!!!!!!This helped me a lot, thank you sir!!!!!
Fantaaaaaaaaaaaaaaastic video! Thank you sir! can you do a video on how to set up a customized template for maybe a new office new to use revit.
Creating a new office template is what every company needs to do when they start using Revit. That video would the a looooooong video. My suggestions: 1) Use Revit on your first project. Copy the project file. Open the copy and go to 3D and delete the model. Save this now as your Office Template. Any adjustments you made to items (model elements and annotation elements, and all settings) will now be in your template. This is a good way to start. -OR- 2) You could always hire me to make you a template. =) Working to help companies be productive in Revit is my job! :D (See links in any video description.)
Love your work Mike, very entertaining - you made my day Thanks
Hello, I found your tutorial is very helpful. However, not sure which step I missed out for the thickening that when I tested changing those parameters, the thickened slab did not change as wished. Could you please kindly advise that what issues were? Thank you very much.
thanks for this video to clear my doubts about thinking slab.
I've watched a few of your videos but this one had me subscribe....now show us Sloped Slabs....😲
thanks alot man, keep posting videos
Deep explained
Thanks Sir
hi can you make a video on how to put slope on a slab when you get a chance? (Like slope for drainage in the middle of a room)
Will do. Sloping a slab is done a couple of different ways. There is a slope arrow available while editing the outline sketch, and there are also tools for warping/sloping the slab after it’s in place.
Thank you for sharing wonderful videos!! Can you make a fake window?? I want to decorate the exterior with windows but I don't need the sun from outside.
Saki: Two ways to do what you suggest. 1. Use Filled regions and Detail lines on the Elevations. You can make a fake window and make it into a group and copy it. 2. You can use real 3D windows, but set the glass to not be transparent (opaque). That way the light won't get in. Those are my two suggestions. =)
Virtual BIM Management thank you!!! I’ll try! Your videos are more helpful than my professor’s lecture 🤦🏻♀️
Thanks a Bunch, Been looking for ages on how to get the slab and turn down to join! really frustrated me and my boss!
Thanks Mike , appreciate your efforts> I really ware lost before this video.
I am drafty & I would of loved to work good vibes. Thank you for the helpful video. Forrealzees 💥🇦🇺
Thank you so much
Hi, how to add the width and thickness parameters in the slab edge family in Revit 2023 ? Every time I need to create a new family as per the slab edge dimensions as there is no option to change the width and thickness.
Great suggestion.. Let me see if I can get a Revit Tip up about that! It will most likely be a TYPE parameter, but that is OK with me.
Fantastic ! Thank you
Fantastic 👌🏽 Thank you
Question: structural engineers usually specify the thickness of the thickened footing as the dimension from the top of the slab to the bottom of the footing (not from the bottom of the slab to the bottom of the footing as you do in your video). How can I set up a parameter with a mathematical equation, so that the thickness of the footing extrusion shape is calculated depending on inputs for the slab thickness and the total thickness from top of slab to bottom of footing?
Mike, How would you fix Stair?.... the Stair has 2 disconnected landing at the middle....... A U-Stiar where the landing was devided in to 2 to add riser.... Now its disconnected. how would you fix it?
nice video.. how do you get a mitered corner when your thickened slab turns corners?
I like the thickened slab family, but I can't get mine to turn cleanly at 90 degrees? The extrusion is not joined. How can I do that?
Hi Mike, one silly question, how can I turn the thickening family to 'concrete' material. I can't make it join the with the slab as they are different material. Thanks
Do you know how to unjoin slab edges? Im stuck really bad thanks
When the slab edges are created at the same time.. they union automatically. If they are made separately, you can select them and pull the endpoints (blue dot) together until they touch. You can also try using the ALIGN tool. One of those usually works for me.
Also, you could try ‘join geometry’ if they are overlapping.
can install rebars with this family????i tried but cannot from my end
I think because the new family is a generic family it doesn’t accept rebar. I guess you could install rebar in the slab and then move it down into place.
@@miketaylor8211 thanks i got a solution 2 to 3 hours later after i comment. i have to tick a box where it says "host rebar" but thanks i got new lesson from your side
@@PHONE-LAPTOP-REPAIR Hi, where can I find the Host Rebar option?
@@farhank90 it's on the property on the right of the screen in the video. There's a HOST REBAR click box which you need to check ✅️ . That will allow you to place rebar in the thickened slab
Your ma man
how can you create slab edges when you have curved grade beam ???
Sometimes I have to create an In-Place family sweep. Sometimes the slab edges don't work well with curves, but they often work fine.
@@miketaylor8211 yeah that's what I had to do, create sweep for all those curved edges,thanks anyway Mike, your videos really help alot
I kind of love you :D
another funny day 😁
Another tip, work in wireframe and you won't buffer
Thanks, but I need to show the items in Revit 'solid'. I found that if I reduce the screen resolution... most of the buffering stops. Thanks for the tip!
The information is great. The over the top presentation is annoying
Very annoying, I guess you have the knowledge, but the use of your voice is overdone.