Fill & Masking Region in Revit Tutorial
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You are my hero. Thank you.
so helpful thank you!
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Thanks for the Video! You forgot to show that you can pick the lines of the modell pattern und move it how you want.
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However the area of fill region cannot directly be called in schedule :(
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I miss Balkan Architect! I had to choose between Revit and Chief Architect, and I find Chief meets my needs much better than Revit. But I miss your expertise.
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thank you a lot, but when I want to export it to autocad, it won't be exported there. is there any solution?
Always coming back to change region line colour haha
How do I convert a Revit file to Svf format? Do you have a sample code for this?
To satisfy the city examiners I need to have area calculations on my plans. For example: percentage of street facing facade that is windows. How can I can have the filled region report directly into the calcs? I'm using Revit LT 2022.
not sure but maybe schedules can cumulate total of windows surface, and filter them somehow for the windows nested in the external walls maybe using their thickness or composition.... then with surface of walls... and the percentage you calculate manually :) idk... have to try to answer properly .... but perhaps I sparked an idea, good luck!
Is it possible (with a plugin / work around) to explode a filled region so that it becomes model lines, that would show up correct in 3D viev ?
Hi! I kinda have an urgent question. How do I make it not show over the furniture?
honestly I never used masking region, I was curious to see a valid reason for having it :) basically it's a white filled region :) , or are there more serious differences ?
It's not white, it's masking, if you print it the printer won't print white colour, it will print plain paper.
It's not 100% the same, similar, but not exactly the same.
but there is no printer that prints white, so it is the same. Except when exporting to AutoCAD white fill region is exported black.@@nicholastsagkos7063
I had a filled region another technician created and it was hiding the model! Masking was off.
Any reason a non masking filled region can hide the model?
masking region dosn't apply to mask dimenssions as I can see, thank you from Algeria.
Hey I was wondering if you could do some AutoCAD tutorials similar to the revit you been pushing out lately