Revit for Students vs Revit for Architects
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Yes this was extremely informative. As someone else mentioned, another video or videos on other "student vs real-life" would be greatly appreciated. Loving your videos.
On behalf of the universe I thank you for your videos.
100% accurate. I wish I had spent more time learning how to use phasing and design option sets while in school.
Thanks for your videos! So useful....
Thank you ever so much! I'm from Mexico, architecture stuff here are quite different than in USA, even so this video help me a lot.
Nice video, i think than my work mode in revit ever was the professional mode in my projects on school, ever searched do very similar with the professional architecture. What not is hard, in Brasil the most part architects are very carefree with quality in your projects.
Yes, and so in most cases Revit for students is not BIM.
Thats a great way of putting it
Great talk!
Your videos are always so interesting
Thanks a lot this was very helpful
Thank you sir....for giving answer to my question that what is difference in revit in practicle world.
You are the best, bonne continuation
Very important to work in a non-destructive and consistent manner in terms of standards, naming and process when working in a team or sharing a model, but still probably a good way to work as a student also.
Thank you for your video
Hey! Can you make a playlist with an "architects revit" videos? It would be useful! I really like your videos!!
thanks for your tips
can you please make more videos with "architects revit" stuff that you talked about?
really thank u so much and please can u make more videos about those kinds of families
from my experience there's no easy way, just need to sit down and learn the most marketable programs. Revit and Autocad
It's very refreshing to view your helpful experiences! Old architect* here, who remembers how such things as "renderings" were farmed-out to artists. We called such things " eyewash" :-)
*like many, remembering the joys of lead-on-vellum. Go ahead, laff :-) MicroStation came along ('80?, for me), & "push-button" architecture became the way. A LOT of otherwise good eyesight became lost for that, & Designers seemed to have gotten FATTER, for always sitting & staring at screens.
I still think the best designs originate from pencil-on-envelope-backs. Something about the glide of a #2 pencil that seems to make magic happen easiest. No license to buy, no gizmo to turn on, & one's mind can focus on Design rather than which button to push :-)
I think your Papa would agree :-)
Where's the link to the videos that work in real life..??. Thanks for your valuable videos
Good comparison, especially considering you are still so young.
Hi thanks for your video, very inspiring. I have a question how Revit can work with other applications. Suppose my partner works with SkectUp or other applications?
I am currently a student using revit and when i tried to use it for execution plans i faced a problem... When i had to export to cad the lines format where aia format so where can we find the ncs layers or maybe do them in revit?
+1 for Phasing, Design Options and View Templates
Здраво Балкан,
хвала на напорном раду и одличном садржају. Можете ли уплоадовати више видео са конструкцијским инжењерингом и детаљима.
Please Post a Complete project (small house Exterior Design) I have a problem with setting up the material.
Some of the materials I want is not working I add them and it will not work..
“BIM in academia should mirror the real world profession and practice as close as possible, but should try to push the envelope of Architecture. It should aim still for being potentially legally and physically achievable to build. Never let BIM make a design decision for you based on its limitations, if you need plug-ins or have to write your own code to achieve your intent then you do just that,”
one of my professors that taught BIM.
The families I made for academic purposes were absolutely crazy twisty column things that look great…. but only in 3D views, unless you only use the one size you needed and don’t change the two or three parameters you put in.
do you have a playlist for learning revit for new learners...from basic, please let me know
Hello Balkan, great video. Very informative. I'm not really good at Revit but I do have question. I find Revit not an easy software to do complex modelling. To do fluidic and organic shapes in particular. 90° shapes and certain angular members are easy though. So how can you solve this? Do you do the complex shapes in some other software and later import it to Revit and add details? Or is it very frustrating? Is Revit a good option for product design? Especially for modelling furniture. Please share your thoughts.
Thanks
Revit is BIM which means building information modeling. Its specifically for Building use. For furniture I suggest Rhino 3D or even Inventor
Ok, I undestand your point, but is not possible to achieve a level in revit that you be able to do cool shapes with good construction details ? If it is so difficult to achieve a good level o fidelity, what softwares large architecture firms use to do those amazing buildings ? Catia (like gehry)?
They use Revit or other software of the same kind. Students just don't know shit and get easily impressed with fancy curves. Kind of a shame because a lot of people leave school not knowing how much space piping needs, for example.
Difficult to do detail drawings in real life like window or doors details. More Engineering or drafting skills then designing etc. see standard graphics. In USA, 5 years to do drafting instead of designing.
Would you recommend using a student version of Revit or Auto CAD in a professional environment?, (the only difference I see, Student Versus Professional licensed version, is the stamp when you print/output, that can be removed using Adobe), is there any other difference?
I think using the student version commercialy is as bad as using pirated version
NO, unless you are not using it for anything other than training and are trying to figure out if you want to adopt it (which you should)
Also students don’t have to pay $2,500 a year for a license.
I'm asking you again, a tutorial on site and road on terrain, please.
@@husamkashkari_9670 yeah but on on road on slope terrain. Its really difficult.
Specially curve road on terrain. Road with different gradient. I've been trying it for months.
Shubham Karki try site designer
@@HeadPack does it work in Revit 2019?
I want kashmiri roof designs in revit its bit complicated please
I used to be builder, studies Architects as well. too much modelling in revit for nothing.you only need floor plan, 4 elevation plan, 1 section, 1 site plan. maybe a 3 D.
Can u plz add subtitles along with ur videos bcoz ur videos are so knowledgeable but it's little difficult to catch that accent.
You can slow down the speed of the video
I want to work with you sir. How can i contact you?
Your video tittle rlly confused me up... Cos is not revit for each one, id Revit usage at each one
Question are you an Architect or Architectural Designer?
You made a mistake in the title of this video "...vs Reivt for Architect" !
lol.. ignore buddy.. content is v nic
So i don't understand what they use to teach in your schools. In Europe professors care much less about the shape and more about the reality of the design. Beautiful, yes but also close to reality.
Revit for Engineers (BIM) 😎😎