NOT TO SCALE: of course
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
- There are times we want to have the SCALE under our View to simply say NTS or NOT TO SCALE... But how do you do that?
This video will answer that question and show you how.
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Not in a million years I would have found that. Thank you so much.
Yeah.. they don’t mention this kind of stuff anywhere!! :)
Thanks for sharing
You need more subscribers for contents like these. I'm a Revit user and I honestly didn't know about this.
Best revit man on TH-cam.... hope you are doing amazing
All is well here! I hope you and your family are doing well also!! Many Blessings! And I hope your business makes tons of profit this year!!!
Thanks for the tip.
Great Tips... All your videos are very informative.
Thank you!
Don't forget to like the video princess.
Hey Mike. Great Tip! Funny I use the scale drop down and Custom dialogue all the time and never noticed that you could type over the scale! duH!! ha.. Thank you!
I know! Right? That setting has always been there (that I can remember), but noone ever mentions it! =)
You are funny Mike, very interesting revit tips and tricks you have..watching you all the way down from New Zealand
New Zealand!!! What a great place to be while working in Revit!!! Actually, it’s a great place to be for anything you do!!! :D
@@miketaylor8211 yes Indeed ! Keep on Reviting mate !
you are really great. no doubt you discovered everything in revit. i am the revit user i doesnt even know till now. thanks for sharing this king of informative videos🙏🙏✌✌😊😊
I’m still learning too! I’ve just been doing this for a long time! :). Happy Revitting!
Hi you are a great instructor I benefited from your cut and fill video
I'm a new Revit learner and have some questions can I use Revit to calculate the amount of the backfill after placing isolated footings of a building on a site and can I calculate the footing and grade beam insulation quantity using Revit
Ok.. I did some testing and found that if you add a Building Pad... the cut/fill IS calculated (and when you change the toposurface). But when you add a wall and footings... the cut/fill is NOT calculated. So the only want to get it to calculate is for you to create spread or isolated footings with the Building Pad tool (on the Massing/Site Tab). That way it will work for you exactly as you need it to!!! Good question, thanks!
@@miketaylor8211 thank you for your interest in my question
I will try that
Hi sir...sir can u plz make a video on scaling in revit from beginners to advanced. .i.e what is 1"=3' ?what it mean. Thanku sir