Great video! Grad student here that just went to COTE Meet up @ the SATX office yesterday. I’m super interested & excited to get a deeper learning of Revit since I got away with with using Rhino in my undergraduate. Thank you for this video & all your other content. & thanks to Daniel for his time & knowledge!
I do the same to make closets, because that way you can change the length, heigth and distribution of fills and voids as you design, quicker than managing families.
Yeah, curtain wall cabs hmm. Recently using curtain hacks more for custom glass enclosure for tile showers. Pretty handy. Casework schedule is a curtain wall panel / mullion schedule in this case? something like that. Great video thanks
That casework curtain wall is an interesting idea but it seems unnecessarily time-consuming opposed to using custom casework families. Not to mention installing plumbing fixtures or cabinet pulls. I do single-family design and custom millwork and it seems like a frustrating way to work, but it's creative, I'll give them that!
My thoughts, too! Creative and it clearly works for them! Cabinet pulls are nested in the families… and I believe you’d want plumbing fixtures face based anyways. But yeah… I’m still on the fence about how i feel about it lol
Could you please share his TH-cam channel so I can find his videos regarding the Shared Coordinate and Linking Revit files that he was talking about? Or if you already have videos regarding that subject, that'd be awesome too!! Thanks
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Very cool!
This is awesome
Great video. I also got to hear Daniel speak at the Computational Design Conference in Chicago last month.
Awesome! I am sure it was a great presentation !!
Great video! Grad student here that just went to COTE Meet up @ the SATX office yesterday. I’m super interested & excited to get a deeper learning of Revit since I got away with with using Rhino in my undergraduate. Thank you for this video & all your other content. & thanks to Daniel for his time & knowledge!
Thanks for tuning in!!! Good luck on your studies !!
I do the same to make closets, because that way you can change the length, heigth and distribution of fills and voids as you design, quicker than managing families.
Wild!!
Yeah, curtain wall cabs hmm. Recently using curtain hacks more for custom glass enclosure for tile showers. Pretty handy. Casework schedule is a curtain wall panel / mullion schedule in this case? something like that. Great video thanks
That casework curtain wall is an interesting idea but it seems unnecessarily time-consuming opposed to using custom casework families. Not to mention installing plumbing fixtures or cabinet pulls. I do single-family design and custom millwork and it seems like a frustrating way to work, but it's creative, I'll give them that!
My thoughts, too! Creative and it clearly works for them! Cabinet pulls are nested in the families… and I believe you’d want plumbing fixtures face based anyways. But yeah… I’m still on the fence about how i feel about it lol
very informative
Glad you thought so! Thanks for tuning in!
Could you please share his TH-cam channel so I can find his videos regarding the Shared Coordinate and Linking Revit files that he was talking about? Or if you already have videos regarding that subject, that'd be awesome too!! Thanks
I’ll put all the links in the description this morning. Stay tuned!
How did you get all the doors to open/close with a keyboard shortcut?
He showed it during the episode… its a custom add-in that flips a on/off toggle on their door families. super cool!