Site Plan in Revit - Roads, Sidewalks, Curbs - Tutorial
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In this video I show you how to model a site plan i revit with Roads, Sidewalks and Curbs.
Revit Shortcuts:
GR - Grid
RE - Scale
CL - Structural Column
MM - Mirror (pick axis)
UN - Project Units
WA - Wall
CS - Create Similar
RP - Reference Plane
Al - Align
TR - Trim/Extend
AR - Array
CO - Copy
TX - Text
LI - Model Lines
DL - Detail LInes
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Timestamps
00 - Introduction
00:34 - Create Toposurface in Revit
02:24 - Create Building Pad in Revit
03:13 - Modeling the Road in Revit
05:15 - Modeling Sidewalk in Revit
06:55 - Modifying Subsurface Geometry
10:40 - Create Sidewalk curve Edge
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am i the only one who got really frustrated because it seems easy when he does but İT İS NOT?!
Mee too. ☺☺☺
😂 mei hoo na too
Rolling in the deep!!!!😛😛😸🦖
its actually easy, just practice
I KNOW RIGHT
Thanks! Looks really nice.
To save time, demonstrate the "tab trick" while using pick lines or clicking edges for the fascia. When fascia command is active, simply hover over a line or edge and press tab and it will select all joined lines. Then left-click and all the fascia are created at the same time :)
Thanks didn’t know revit can tab through edges
It really worked for me after I look and try some tutorials, yours is the one that worked. Owe you a lot.
I discovered that you don’t have to flatten the site cad from Autocad. Place points at the center of the elevation markers in AutoCAD then import to revit. Add topo surface then import points. At the dialogue box import the layer containing the points that you imported. This will form a surface. If the surface is too high or low , go to elevation and drag it to the light level and voila. You’ll can also align your surface in the x or y in the same way.
Edit subregion. Copy the lines.
Starrt the Model line tool.
Paste aligned.
Use roof fascia with a profile for the curb.
This all makes sense, but I am not sure if this is what someone would do in a production environment? Correct me if I am wrong. It just seems this is good for a rendering if that is what you are using revit for. Don't get me wrong, this was super helpful and very clear!
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I was NOT expecting curbs to be this complicated sheesh
Thanks so much for this! It came at just the right time! Could you make a profound tutorial about railings?
You really helped me out! Thank you for your tutorials!!
Thank you Sir! TNice tutorials helps alot !
This tutorial help a lot to us... Thank You Bro and God Bless... Perfect!!!
you have read my mind i was gonna ask you to do that; thank you so much!
your videos are good and help me learn
This is a very helpful tutorial, thanks!!
Thanks for sharing this ! Very interesting 👏👏👏👏
THE EXACT THING I NEEDED! REALLY HELPFUL!
I really needed this. Thanks
thanks for the education!
Very nice video on working with site elements. Just what I was looking for. I'm actually a structural engineer doing Arch Revit stuff for my home. Want to get a permit for some work and am getting the Revit bug. Thanks kindly. Arthur
that’s deadass rn
thanks for sharing Greetings from Ecuador
Excellent ! exactly what i needed
You could have just made a handrail with a sidewalk profile and attach it with the topo-surface. After Revit2018 You dont have to go through all this
Yup your way same goes to me, just using handrail, much easier..
Thank you too
Thank you so much. Your vedios are so helpful.Could you please give a tutorial for preparing excavation and blinding drawing in revit
Thank you
Thanks!
Good work around, but the category is roof? Isint there a more suitible category for roads, curbs, sidewalks? Love youre videos btw :)
Thanks dude
Great video...thanks for sharing
Hmmm why not a modified surface points on a floor? Would that not be cleaner?
magician
Great work around man! Appreciate all of your videos! Thanks for the help
Great job, thank you for sharing
Soo helpfull... Thankyou balkan
Very useful 😊
Thanks
BRAVO!! thank you far sharing!
thanks
You are a beast!
Why are you using the roof option for the sidewalk? Is this the only way to make it 3d? Feels like workaround... Can you please clarify?
what is the difference between building PAD AND SLAB FOUNDATION
very helpful thanks
For some reason, it won't let me select the 3D mesh surface when I go to make it into a roof structure.
I have the exact same problem, has anyone one understood why some elements can be selected and others can't?
MANY THANKS
Amazing!!!
Hello, this video was great, thank you ! Can you make a tutorial on how to fully use sheets and titleblock in revit ?
Thank you, can I add my own voice and change it a bit?
I can't believe Revit exists for so long and it's still so awkward creating sites with realistic road and curb.. I usually use floor elemnts and force it on site with pick points. BTW - how do you add road markings and lines? If you have more then one lane it looks dull. How would you add a center line or dashed lines going around the road?..
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Unknown thanks. That's a straight flat road. How would you do it on a slope with a curved road like the one in this model?..
That is my thought as well . If your road cuts across a topo that is sloping the road should still be flat in section but sloping with the topo in its linear direction.
If I were you I'd create a custom railing for the street lines. You can force a railing to attach to a surface and if you can get it right it'll look great. You'll just have to get good at creating railings
bro you are awesome :)
Not an efficient/correct way to build roads and curbs. What about the 5D output? Will you count the Curbs in Roof Category?
thanks for sharing! :D
Could you make a video about the "Site Designer"? This is a plugin (extension) for revit. There are tools for working with toposurfaces. It's just hard for me, I think, maybe you can?
"You were reqally awesome,".....thanks for you sharing knowledge....
ins't it bettter to use sweep for the curbs?
man you are the best
I'm an architecture student in my 3rd year can you help us about disegn progress
I used revit 2019. When I place the mass, I take warning (Mass contains only mesh geometry, which can’t be used to compute Mass Floors, volume, or surface area.). Mass is being deleted. How can I solve this ?
Perfect
did you make a video for building cost analyses with revit ?
спасибо!!
split surface command does not seem active for me, what should I do?
Top!
Hi, anyone knows if this work on Revit 2020, I try it, but it doesn't accept the comand, it said "The splitting boundary must split the Surface into exactly two pieces."
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Still struggling with curb
Guys... I need help. D: How can I hide thoose lines, triangles and geometry created by the roof? I need to represent a plan of an urban park and that are a lot of sidewalks created just like this video... Could anyone help?
WHAT IS THIS APP
unable to select the mass after creating the roof profile to apply that..why? Any idea? 9:22 in video
unable to do that
wh abt category?
ive given up hope already
Good work
Thanks
As an architecture student I can't thank you enough for the time and effort you put in your videos. Thank you so much !
Thank you
Interesting approach, shame about the roof categories having to be used for mass by face but makes sense given the limitations of the software. An alternative approach I'm going to run a tutorial on will be to use dynamo to 'drape' a floor with sub-points onto the topo using Dynamo, cut out the ground below and lower by a set amount to another level and use slab edges for the kerb profile.
Thank you for making critically useful tutorials! I'm so grateful! I wish you great success in all you do!
Perfect man, I am starting a new job and needed to brush up on my revit skills.
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I'm having a problem doing this, somehow when I try to Split the Surface, it says is not posible because the Split Surface must be in two equal parts. I tried to do it with Subregions, but then i cannot export and import properly… any Ideas? Thanks! Aaaaaah and...Your videos are the best!
I'm also having the same trouble 😫😫
you better use split surface otherwise you cannot define as a different surface. To split a toposurface into more than 2 surfaces you just use split surface command multiple times starting from splitting into 2 :(
@@simgegider6447 thank you so much...😁
@@simgegider6447 can u help me with massing of roof for the side walk. Actually it is blacked out as I try to make selection of the sidewalk mass. And hence roof can't be created
this is one of the best tutorials for roads! well done. simple and practical
cool, but how well does this method work on uneven terrains with high, changing slopes? Att that point are you better off just breaking the surface up into sub surfaces and then grading?
roof + fascia for landscape, brilliant !!
great video! But i think its easier to do the curbs with railing instead of fascia
Thanks for your tutorials. I have a question - how to work with a landscape which is placed above the building pad with an underground parking?
9:23 for some reason I cannot select my sidewalk mass created by DWG. Do you know why?
its probably pinned and you have select pinned objects turned off. Depending on how you import geometry, it will sometimes be default pinned
@@jedsanford7879 you are a HERO, i kept having the same problems, checked everything... (that darn pin button i always forget about) turns out you were correct. worked like a charm that time THANK YOU.
@@raymondstoddard1082 no worries man, glad it worked for you!
Exactly what I needed at exactly the right time! I love your video's! Keep it up!
The last thing we need is architects doing site design
this method didn't work for me. In Revit 2019, when attempting to create a mass with the imported CAD file, it prompted that the 'mass only contains mesh geometry and cant be used to create volumes". If someone had the same problem and already found a solution, pls send a suggestion
Hey same problem... did you find a solution to that?
@@Dough_Knut upgrade to revit 2020 or 2021 and use railing that follow the topo
@@yellowbrickcad thanks! I found that in another tutorial and it works in the 2019 version too
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Thanks man you're a lifesaver!, I was just about to study how to make these. I usually use modify component floor because I don't like how toposurface command only generates a "surface" not a solid. What's your opinion?
I just wanna thank you for your awesome tutorials, they're so helpful!!
@balkanarchitect a revision for 2024 version would be great. Excellent video!
They way you explain is quite good. I couldn't follow you on the sidewalk AutoCad creation and import.
waaaw it's nice one.u did that i need.thank u
Just to add. I tried with split surface but it doesnt work properly when you have too many sidewalks or elements next to each other, the pick up lines with the topography was a nightmare to get the lines, i got al type of errors. I fix it by using sub-region instead of split surfaces and it worked like a charm. Same method but using sub-region.
Great video, quick question, how do you remove all the lines on the path to make look smooth and also join the pieces of kerb again to look smooth
have this same question!!
I have the same, too!!
@@ytada4274 Same question, did you guys found a solution?
This is not a correct way to use tools. I think Revit is not just about Modelling. I mean it's not SketchUp. Its Building Information Modelling. If you use Roof family in Landscape, you won't get accurate Roof material, because it will count landscape curbs as well.
everything feels like a workaround in Revit...
yeah, shameful..
Accurate.
Yep, why can't they just make a side walk tool and kerb tools.
Agreed. Nothing is intuitive or as you would think. Thank goodness there's people like Balkan making videos.
So complicated to build road and and sidewalk, why revit can't just extruded the mass changing the height. ..trying making architect life miserable
Using roof, I think that's not the best way to model a side walk and roads. 1) Interior edges always visible 2) side walk and roads can not always follow topography tightly
Benabed M'hamed wth are you talking about?
In realistic style interior edges are always visible (you can't hide them) the second reason is the profile of road may not follow the topography (profile of project) ( excuse me for my English it's not well like french)
@@benabedmhamed2360 But do you have other way to do it?