Modeling a Flowing Stair in Revit Tutorial
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I just discovered your channel. Please don't stop making these Revit tutorials. As a student, I find them very useful and informative. :)
Thank you for your support! I will try to keep a daily upload schedule in 2018! :)
i like how you have mistakes sometimes, but then quickly fixes it. i find it more realistic than any tutorials out there. love your tutorials!
I have never subscribed to any tutorial channel ever......but you are amazing......I want to learn stuffs from you...keep teaching... thankyou
Had to try this. Aound 15 min and my revit stair skills are at a new level thank you sir.
you deserve my gift bro everything about Revit has become easy because of your tutorials
the best teacher in revit. thanks.
I have been searching for this stair tutorial so long. Thank you so much
I litterally know nothing about architecture or rivet... it's 4 am and I don't know how I ended up here but I'm fascinated!
When I saw the thumbnail of this video I thought woah there's going to be a serious massing work in here , then I saw it's only 8 minutes and i'm like hmmm at the end of this video ... thank you for making this soooooooo easy I tried it it ended up perfect !
I just saw your demos, please my friend keep making these demos and we will surely support you
Great video. I found a faster way of replicating each riser by copying and pasting and then aligning to the monolithic stair. Thanks Balkan
+Balkan Architect your videos are usually great... 2 comments: 1- When a design introduces risk or danger, is not a good design... this stair is not safe! 2- Since the times of AutoCAD it is usually better, also due to risk or in order to de-risk design mistakes for example if a snap doesn't work, etc... using 1 CAD/Revit Unit = 1 mm and not centimeters.... Keep doing this great job!!
Good evening, I am not blowing this out of proportion, but your very amazing, I enjoy your tutorials a lot. I couldnt imagine designing a set of stairs using the roof command, i am a very honest person and like to give people credit when its due. Please continue to make good videos, there is no doubt in the world that you are a very good architect, I am a drafter and I am trying to increase my skills...
you make me happy with revit .. and you let me love it so much .. thanks
I wish I had found out your channel earlier,thanks so much!
love your channel, very intuitive and helpful videos!! keep em coming!
Thank you so much this has helped so so much with my modern tropical house assignment in grade 12! I plan to use your videos to help me with university as well 😄
Good method to create a new style of stair
Please upload more Tutorials like that very informative and very good working method
omg i had to create this exact staircase on revit last year (before this video was uploaded) and it took me days to finish because i was separately creating each step as a component :) :) :) :) thank you though, i will do better for future references hahaha
You are a wonderful professor
Great video man! Blessings from Pto Vallarta!
really simple and just amazing
so nice man. thanks for sharing it
dude your are the best on youtub ....damn
Dude...this is awesome !
Thank you, man, for the love of God! I was having difficulty making a staircase based on an existing one.
Awesome I tried!!!! Thanks!!!
Svaka čast! Predobro!
I love your videos Bro. You are a genius
Awesome modelling!!!
Jesus, your the biz. Great video.
so amazing
Really nice! Great job!
Men it's so easy do it with your tutorial, thanks.
This is amazing ! Thank you very much
thank you so much!
thanks alot, you're brilliant !
very creative, makes you think when else roofs are better then model in place masses :P
I think that I would model the stairs as usual, with stairs containing only the steps, without risers and no support, and do the curved elements in between them as an in-place model in a simmilar way you used the roof elements. Maybe the steps won't be single elements this way, but you can annotate them properly.
super as usual
Very cool work, man
Super bro.. thanks for the video..hope to get more videos like this
There will be more! :)
One help to me..Just say me how you are giving your audio? If it is microphone , which one you are using?
Just a simple computer microphone, like this one: www.amazon.com/ACOUSTICS-Cyber-Acoustics-Microphone-ACM-51B/dp/B00J9A6JT8/ref=zg_bs_3015406011_82?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=XERQMMKAMT7XQBB8K63Y
but i might need to get a better one, to get some decent audio :)
Thanks for a reply.. voice for your video is good bro..that's enough for this.. thanks for link..if u want to suggest better one then this..Give me..Or else I will buy this😀
Well i don't know much about mic's but that's the one i use if you like the audio in my tutorials than get it :)
Really amaziiing!! thanks to You
really super useful thank you
Vraiment très intelligent je découvre une autre manière de faire bravo 👍👍👍. ..
Really very smart I discovered another way to do bravo
THANKS SIR VERY NICE
YOU ARE GREAT! THANK YOU :)))
Amazing, thanks for genius idea
WOW! Really useful video
Wow 😮 amazing 😍
You re amazing i really like your videos it helps me. Alot
Thank you, your videos are really helpful. :)
so nice . thanks
it's a very good idea to use roof to model it
awesome. thank you alot!!
awesome bro
amazing tutotial :)
cool trick to use roof . thanks.
Awesome! Ty 😀
Muy buenos videos va directo al tema y es muy preciso,excelente trabajo
Hey! Thank you, really helpful! It would be great to watch a video of rendering from Revit to 3ds Max for exaple! Thank you!
Awesome!!
Thank you for sharing :)
Very good!
nice idea yaar....
I've tried it but for some reason the first step isn't being selected when I try to pick a plane, or any step for that matter.
exelente trabajo hace que me interese revit. me gusta mas rhinoceros pero viendo tus videos es interesante ver lo que podemos hacer en revit muchas gracias
That's hot, maybe take it a step further and add a similar concept for the railing.
thank you for all u r the best ;*
Thanks a lot! :) There's more to come!
You modelled it well..unfortunately this is not a roof. I hope autodesk can have modelling feature in model-in-place similar to that of the roof so we can categorize this stair as a stair. Thank you for this!!
Good tutorials. This particulartly It's a great idea, but I prefer model this like stair + component in place stair again, are two or three step more, but the model result is more order, each element in his corresponding cetegory, what in a BIM model is very important too.
Good job
How do we place a carriage under a landing
. i have noticed that while putting carriage support under stairs, there is no support under a landing
Good idea to use the Roof family
Amazing! I've subscribe to you!
Good work and I want to join you guys for some help
great
Super Cool
Nice work!
I found quality content here actually.
It's my humble request to make more this type informative tutorial for building design and modelling flatform here.
Is there any book for CAD in which can I found deeply knowledge for designing with CAD software or a particular software?
tnx genuiss
Nice
Why the first plane is not selecting when I'm clicking plane .. and as further all planes ?
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Can you please do a video about how to do construction specifications, thank you.
Great video! I have a question?
I used monolithic stair but I can't select first step for creating roof profile, I press tab button , but not select first steep!
Thank you!
Facing the same issue..!!
Hello B'A, thanks for the video. Actually on my revit i can't to pick a plan on the steps of the stairs just like yours :( any advice ? please..
Oww oww oww, okay, i understand now, lol. Actually on my revit, the basic template it's imperial, that's why my stair surface not straight and command root by extrusion can't work. thank you so much Master
Hello I was asked if this staircase is safe and it also raised a couple of questions ..I know its contemporary design and all but incase you were to apply a railing to this staircase what would be the best way to do it thank you
It's not same as in picture dear ,in the picture first 3 steeps are landing in level 1
you changed the category of a Stair to a roof profile, can you explain me how can we quantify stair materials if we use a the roof materials?
Do you create Revit? Lol.. just nice tutorial bro.. thanks so much
can u make a tutorial shows how to make incline railing on this treads which made with roof extrusion ?
Great tut but this must be a staircase from a Steven King novel. haha.
Would it meet safety code anywhere?
Would look fantastic though.
haha, i doubt it can meet safety code anywhere, but it look good, so i guess its not that important to be safe :)
maybe if you add railings with 3 points newel posts, it could meet safety code.
TYP. 3' FT LANDING @ 7" precast secured from both ends of each RUN with a similar concept for the railing
GOOD
Balkan hi, i have created the same staircase but am not able to create the railing for it by railing command, please create a tutorial for this.
Please make more modren houses tutorials
l have small doubt when I did same thing
I observed that stairs is not attaching the supports and stringers
Can you guide how to solve it sir
Hi. Im learning Revit, please excuse me of my question: How did you align the edge of wall to the edges of the stairs? Thanks
Why do i cant pick the first step when choosing a plane ? I follow the steps and watch it over and over again to know what ive done wrong but still i cant pick the first step for the plane pls help me
For the ones who can't pick the plane of the step, use monolithic stair template.
anarchy0209 hi, could you explain what you mean by this? Should I redraw the whole stair? Where can I find monolithic stair template
Abigaile Hall No need ro redraw, just select your stair and go to edit type in the left panel and then select monolithic stair, if this option is not available to you, you probably need to check your libraries templates
Thanks :) got it done
@@anarchy0209 In Revit 2019...It's not working..!!