20 Revit Tips and Tricks for Beginners I Wish I Knew When I Started Revit
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- Architecture Revit tips and tricks for beginners that I wish I knew when starting with Revit. These Revit tips and tricks will speed up your workflow and improve efficiency by following industry-standard procedures. Access 100+ Revit Tutorials on my website: successfularchistudent.com/re...
There are a number of small tips and tricks that you can do that make a huge difference to your workflow in Revit. Whether it be speeding up your workflow, avoiding bad mistakes and habits or just modelling the proper way, these tips and tricks will improve your Revit skills and confidence.
I’ve used Revit for 6 of my studio projects as well as 3 different internships. It has been interesting to see the differences between student and professional work. I’ve picked up over 20 tips and tricks to work like a pro that I wish I knew when first starting out in Revit.
I’m a victim of it myself, I’ve practiced some bad habits in Revit that I didn’t even realise were bad practice. I remember, I was at work modelling a residential project when my boss asked why I was doing it the “hard way”. The hard way? I thought this was the only way!
I didn’t even realise there was another and better way to do what I was doing. If I had known this, I would’ve finished the project 2 hours sooner. These 20 tips, tricks and hacks in Revit will teach you the best practice to do things inside Revit and will turn your workflow pro!
Revit is an essential tool for architects, designers and engineers. But a tool is only as good as its user! The full potential of Revit can only be unleashed when the user realises and understands the tool’s various functions and possibilities.
In this video, “20 Revit Tips and Tricks for Beginners I Wish I Knew When I Started Revit”, you’ll learn 20 Revit tips and tricks for beginners to help you unleash Revit’s full potential.
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These Revit Tuts are really amazing to be honest. Simple and clear architectural language. Big up, I'll refer my mates to this channel.
Thanks a lot! Cheers
I have been a subscriber for a while now but have been using autocad and sketchup the whole time however just recently joined a company that is using revit and had to make a quick switch. Your videos I find is truely very helpful and clear to understand. Thank you so much. Keep up the great work 😊
I am starting at a new job where this will be the first time since forever (college) that I will be using Revit again. your videos and tutorials helped A LOT on my preparation and recalling my revit basics. love all the tips and tricks that you covered. they are all very important! thank you and keep it up! 😇🤘
Awesome! Hope it's going well. Thanks for the comment and best wishes :)
Wow great tips Kyle
Section Box RULES THEM ALL! Dzięki, Kyle, you've saved my inner peace.
Graduate architecture student here!! Unfortunately for me, my professors did not introduce any BIM software to us when we were still at school. I am now struggling because firms are looking for apprentices with BIM skills and I just happened to find your channel! Ive got my hopes up now as I am learning a lot about using revit with your tutorials! Thank you so much!
So glad to hear you find my videos helpful Angelo! Best of luck with your architecture endeavors. Cheers!
Thanks Kyle, you're making learn Revit so much easier, greetings from Chile !
I’m so glad to hear Paulo, thank you so much!
Thank you for sharing these tips Kyle
You are so welcome, thank you!
I found this very helpful! Thank you!
You're so welcome!
Civil Engineer here looking to get into a BIM role! Thank you so much, your videos are great!
Thanks a lot Shenae! Best of luck
ArchiCAD user here learning Revit for collaboration on projects with other architects & interior designers.
Respect to you! Thanks for tuning in
Great Video! Very useful! Thanks!
Thanks Dean! Glad to hear
Thanks so much man. I'm a professional Architect making the switch from sketchup and autocad to Revit. Your videos have been quite helpful. Best of luck in your career mate. 🇿🇦
Thank you so much! Glad to hear you're enjoying the vids. I hope the transition is going smoothly. Cheers
@kylesinko it is and I'm enjoying the process. What a vast software package!
Doing the same transition from AutoCAD and SketchUp to Revit. How's it going 2 months down the line?
I am just starting the transition, it's been hard. I find that each operation takes so many steps. I'm still adjusting to the new way of thinking.
I really love SketchUp, since 2003. This is like cheating your spouse 😅
@ManuelFernandez90baby it's going well! I'm over the learning
Curve but of course it will take years to master
Dang!!!!!!! that's super helpful, THANK YOU SIR
Really glad to hear, thanks a lot!
Good tips. Some of these I've never seen before.
Glad it was helpful! Cheers
great video. Thank you!
Thank you! You are so welcome
Amazing tips !
Glad you like them!
Where did you get that stone floor hatch pattern you are using? Also great tips!
Awesome work.
Thank you!
Hey mate, cheers for the videos love your work. Just wondering if you'll be doing a Revit tutorial on topography and inserting a building to site. It's my biggest challenge right now.
Thanks Mitch! I sure will be. The next course is going to include topography, families, model-in-place and more.
@@kylesinko Legend! I'll look out it for it
Can you do a similar beginner and intermediate course on Rhino, Grasshopper too. That would be really helpful. And Thank You for making these series on Revit for us. I am a 6th Sem B.Arch student, I had a tough time while learning Revit on my own but thanks to you, now I am confident on using Revit for my School Projects rather than using SketchUp.
If possible please do one on rhino and Grasshopper too. ✌️
Awesome to hear Amrit, thanks for the comment! I am planning a Rhino Beginner and Intermediate course for the near future. Stay tuned!
@@kylesinko that's good news📰
great tips!
Thank you!
After having the Revit beginner course we completed how much in the language of the LOD (level of details 100 to 500) we mastered.
Btw thanks for beautiful course❤
Great job! You are a wonderful instructor!
Thank you very much, cheers!
I have a quick question. I created a shared parameters door tag for clear width. Now door mark tags no longer show up in that project. When placing a door it shows a “?”. Is there a way to make Tag by Placement Tool for door tags default to Mark or another specific parameter without going to the Type Selector? If this is too much of a hassle, no worries. Thanks again.
@@cmpremlap Hey mate, should be an easy fix to revert the default tag back to how it was. With the "Tag by Category" tool selected, in the options bar (the ribbon below the main toolbar) you'll see a button that says "Tags...". Click that and you can change your door tag back to the previous family. Sounds like there is something wrong with the family you've created. I encourage you to check out these tutorials to help with creating door and window tags:
1: a more basic approach: th-cam.com/video/PEOl2DeYzcI/w-d-xo.html
2: a smarter way to use door and window tags: th-cam.com/video/K_otmXdC_3k/w-d-xo.html
Cheers, hope that helps
It was helpful ❤️
Glad to hear, thanks!
thanks!
You’re welcome!
Good bless you bro 🌹,
And you :)
I'll start my first year of architecture soon, so which design software do you recommend I should be familiar with Rn?
*I'm good at using ArchiCad, which is a BIM software as well.
Revit for certain. Your archicad skills will transfer too. I'd also have a play around with Photoshop and any rendering software you like the look of. Enscape, Vray and Lumion just to name a few
Man u r awesome
Thank you so much ☺️
Thank you 😇💐
Always welcome my mate!
😇😊👍
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I never liked Revit when I first learned it in school (a couple weeks in a class teaching a variety of software). After watching your course, Revit seems a little less intimidating now
I'm so glad to hear! Thanks for watching Jacob.
What about Lumion?
Lumion is a third party rendering software
Mate you got 1 sub because you are Aussie :)
Thanks mate!
Struth moit. Nah, I'm a kiwi though - Don't be an egg.
Hello brother how are you ? plz I'm a beginner i really need your help plz if you can
A layer... that's so misleading on how to use worksets... using it for visibility control is an overall bad practice.
Second that .The coordination and clash checking will be more complex with the consideration of work set .
Using workset is more impactful when doing official submissions in the same team.
Other than that, workset is rarely used