PROPERTY LINES - omg they are important
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- If you build too close to (or over) your project Property Line you will have SERIOUS issues. So, getting the Property Line in the right place is extremely critical.
This Revit Tip explains how Property Lines work in Revit and how to place them accurately.
Part 2 (next week) will focus on getting your building placed onto the site (using your Property Lines) and also making a Property Line Segment TAG from scratch!
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Thank you for sharing your tips. Your Gestures, your method of teaching makes the subject way much more interesting to understand. Keep up the good work.
Thank you for this tutorial. You can find the property line tag under civil family folder.
Thank you
Great Video!!! Property Line tags are in the Civil Folder.
Haha... Thanks! I didn't look there! It's kinda crazy how Civil guys haven't really adopted Revit yet... probably because Autodesk hasn't made enough civil-friendly tools yet. :/
great tutorial! looking forward to the tag next week!
Thanks, I adore your teaching style. I actually got educated. lol really!
Actually Revit ships with a Property Line tag in the Library. It is under Annotations, Civil.
Yep... I didn't look there until AFTER the video. Thanks! I hope everyone can find it.
Your content is awesome. I hope you can teach us how to make the tag! Thank you.
Thanks a million. I love your content. Keep up the positive animation with your teaching. !!! Cheers
Thanks! The positive animation... well... that's the real me. =)
@@miketaylor8211 how was this done 40 years ago????
@@theobvious1958 Hahahaha... we used to use a compass and a measuring tape. lol... back the the day things were much simpler and the world was a safer place.
Very good info. Thanks a lot
Thank you so much, this really helps a lot
The revit version of Ted Nugent!🤣
Great teaching style! With Passion!
The younger generation doesn’t know who he is!! 😂. Always live life with passion, that way you will have less regrets.
Hilarious but educative - top marks Mike😂😉
And also plz make a video on revit propert line tag as u said u make ..Thanku v much
Yep... I will make that one this week!
Thankyou sir
Best😌👌
My God, you are funny and helpful! Thank you! How do you draw that in AutoCAD, mind make a video for that?
Tan, Autocad is just flat… I made the transition to Revit and it hurts to go back. :)
Painful even. lol
thanks for video i learn new forn you
Hi…thanks for posting…I get message to enter value between 0 deg 00 min 00 seconds and 90 degree 00 min 00 seconds. Please help
0-90 is correct. When entering the angles, you have two choices to start… facing North or facing South. Then, you can go from 0 to 90 degrees toward the East or 0 to 90 toward the West. Example: if you are facing North, and If you pass 90 degrees East… then you should have started by facing South.
See?!!
I hope this helps.
But sir .....what if we have line and circular line .then how we draw....
Yep.. the CURVE on a property line is coming very soon in a Revit Tip!! Thanks for the input!
hello, some disclosure plans have bearings highert that 90, I got an error while doing it, looks like the value is limited to 90? what to do?
Subtract 90 from that number. If the number is 127.63, minus 90 leaves you with 37.63. If that angle doesn't work for you, subtract 37.63 from 90, 52.37. It depends on which direction you're coming from. Everything works off of 90 degree angles from true north. More specifically 0, 90, 180, 270, increments of 90 degrees.
Kevin Mendenhall is correct. Each bearing is either 90 East or West of North..... or it is 90 East or West of South. With all those options, you can point your Property Line in any direction you need. Since 90 plus 90 equals 180 x 2 is 360 degrees. I hope you were able to solve your issue.
Hi sir good tutorial ... fantastic plz make a video on how to make property line tag ...and sir plz also make a video on wall join ..miter and so on ..i have confusion ... thanku
how do you deal with round property line???
Curved property lines work.. but you have to place a different TAG. The new tag that you will use must show the 'radius' and the length of the curve.
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Geezus! Half an hour for what???