Ok... Typical unconnected Detail Items will NOT come thru. But if you have made any Model Groups that have an Attached Detail Group, that goes with them... those can come thru if you check the little box for Attached Detail after you select Bind Link. And YES... Phasing works in the Bind Link command. Existing items can stay Existing and New items can stay New... you should use Phase Mapping button before you Bind to get them correctly associated. To do that: Select the Link, select Edit Type, then select Phase Mapping (Edit) button. I hope this all makes sense. ;)
@@miketaylor-fantastic It does! This binding method will be my new go to for all renovation projects with owner provided Revit Model. Thank you very much!
Not Just understood the entire thing but also enjoyed it thoroughly.
You explained so nice and clear. Thanks for sharing your video.
hi...thanks men....i appreciate your job and mindset😁
How come you have your "section box" in pergatory? in pink... hiden.
Benefit of such practice?
I send my Section Box to purgatory so its not visible and in my face. :)
Hi sir how r u ..nice one...i want to learn about wall roof and floor layers how they join ..how they work..what r the rules of layers eveeything
Does this method bring in the details items? Also how can I make sure to set the correct phase (Existing) to the "bind-ed" components? Thanks!
Ok... Typical unconnected Detail Items will NOT come thru. But if you have made any Model Groups that have an Attached Detail Group, that goes with them... those can come thru if you check the little box for Attached Detail after you select Bind Link. And YES... Phasing works in the Bind Link command. Existing items can stay Existing and New items can stay New... you should use Phase Mapping button before you Bind to get them correctly associated. To do that: Select the Link, select Edit Type, then select Phase Mapping (Edit) button.
I hope this all makes sense. ;)
@@miketaylor-fantastic It does! This binding method will be my new go to for all renovation projects with owner provided Revit Model. Thank you very much!
How to successfully import line and area elements from Revit to arsap
Thanks for Sharing. Great Information.
From where i wil get these information can u plz help me
You can search TH-cam for ‘How to make a wall in Revit’. Or, you can wait until I make a video explaining wall, ceilings, floors, etc.
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Nice...you have just make my day.
I am happy you found this useful. Give suggestions for another video if you like.
Sir ..why we need to bind a file and what is the advantage of binding a file in to another one ..thanku sir
Some people want all the geometry from one file into another one… not just linked.
@@miketaylor-fantastic sir this week no video??
Lol… all is well. I plan to post one tomorrow!!! :)
@@miketaylor-fantastic oh ...ok thanku sir
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