just simply love you man, no heart feelings i am a 60 years old guy, but i really love you and the way you teach, adore your way wish someday i meet you.
Amazing! It's unusual content on youtube, thanks! I'm trying to fix something. When i insert a door the floor finishing disappears under them. Why it happens?
@@miketaylor8211 I redid my floor using "join geometry" under the wall and i solved it! But i used generic model with masking region to represents the 2D door.
hi, i have a ramp with irregular shape and slope. how do i create a beam align with the shape and slope. the shape of the beam is the width of the Ramp .
Beams can be told the exact height at each end... You can use the Spot Elevation tool to get the exact Elevation of the ramp and then you can set the two ends of the beam. That sounds complicated, but I don't think you can use the ALIGN tool.
Helo Mike! I love your videos! I did all as you explained but in the time i need to schedule my floor area in a lower floor, which is lower than my plan view ( floor in -75cm, ) i cannot see in the region my areas and the name of the room. How can I solve this problem? Many thank and a big hello from Brasil!
I am trying to figure out how to do raised computer floors and floated floors in Revit LT. Computer floors have the walls sit on the slab, while floated floors will have the walls and ceiling sit on top of the floated slab. This can be the jack-up type from Mason Industries. We often use double-wall systems (or triple). What is the best way to approach this? We often also deal with these types of floors where the rooms are irregularly shaped. I'd like to be able to change the dimensions and shape of these floors without everything else falling apart. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Hi sir how r u ....i have one problem regarding floors...i have made a project which i create different floor material on different room by parts....it's created and work ...but what happen when i put a section box on it ....it's showa me different material exactly what i put ...but when i go on floor plan it's did not show me different material..it's show me only one material by default what comes with revit..thanku sir....
The CUT material is set differently than the SURFACE material. So in the Section box.. the cut material is showing in the side... but in the plan view, the surface material is showing.
just simply love you man, no heart feelings i am a 60 years old guy, but i really love you and the way you teach, adore your way wish someday i meet you.
Thank you, Mike!
Thank you
Great explanation. You are the best revit instructor ever! Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us.
GOT IT THANKS MIKE
Amazing! It's unusual content on youtube, thanks! I'm trying to fix something. When i insert a door the floor finishing disappears under them. Why it happens?
There must be something in the door family.. like a masking region. Are you using the generic door that shipped with Revit?
@@miketaylor8211 I redid my floor using "join geometry" under the wall and i solved it! But i used generic model with masking region to represents the 2D door.
I’m glad it is working. Sometimes we have to be creative with our solutions!
Perhaps on the next project the doors won’t act so crazy!?
Thanks
how about the stairs Please?
hi, i have a ramp with irregular shape and slope. how do i create a beam align with the shape and slope. the shape of the beam is the width of the Ramp .
Beams can be told the exact height at each end... You can use the Spot Elevation tool to get the exact Elevation of the ramp and then you can set the two ends of the beam. That sounds complicated, but I don't think you can use the ALIGN tool.
Helo Mike! I love your videos!
I did all as you explained but in the time i need to schedule my floor area in a lower floor, which is lower than my plan view ( floor in -75cm, ) i cannot see in the region my areas and the name of the room. How can I solve this problem? Many thank and a big hello from Brasil!
I am trying to figure out how to do raised computer floors and floated floors in Revit LT. Computer floors have the walls sit on the slab, while floated floors will have the walls and ceiling sit on top of the floated slab. This can be the jack-up type from Mason Industries.
We often use double-wall systems (or triple). What is the best way to approach this?
We often also deal with these types of floors where the rooms are irregularly shaped. I'd like to be able to change the dimensions and shape of these floors without everything else falling apart.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Hi sir how r u ....i have one problem regarding floors...i have made a project which i create different floor material on different room by parts....it's created and work ...but what happen when i put a section box on it ....it's showa me different material exactly what i put ...but when i go on floor plan it's did not show me different material..it's show me only one material by default what comes with revit..thanku sir....
What I meant to say ...whenni go to floor plan i m not able.to see the diiferent finish material what i set ....
The CUT material is set differently than the SURFACE material. So in the Section box.. the cut material is showing in the side... but in the plan view, the surface material is showing.
Mike I hope you see this. I accidentally DELETED my SITE PLAN, how do I make a New Floor VIEW for my SITE PLAN? please make a tutorial about it.
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