Revit Architecture: Applying Skirting using an integrated Wall Sweep

[@sahebfahmi]

Hello Nicholas,
Many thanks, it works, you are really a good person as you help others, May God bless you.
And I forgot to say that your video is great, I like it.
Thanks Mate

[@AHMADWAER]

Thanks a lot, I really needed these explanations...

[@mohamednizarudeen854]

Thanks a lot, Nicholas.

[@fawadali3524]

great

[@nfmorgan83]

Hello Mo,
Yes you can. You would need to use either a standard Material Tag, or a Keynote Material Tag. Unfortunately an Element Tag, standard or keynote, would simply pick up the whole wall, not specifically the skirting. Let me know if you would like me to put up a short video.
Thanks

[@Rc-jd2ik]

Please put up the short video

[@gemmapromano]

thanks. it helps a lot and for the clear explanation..

[@podaudio1]

Great video.

[@sudarshanmusician845]

thanks sweep profiles

[@evilizcarbajal9786]

Thanks!!! What happens if I need to create a schedule of this subcategory? I've seen a simple way is to convert the walls which have "wall sweeps " into parts but I think it is not an efficient way. Can you help me showing an alternative solution?

[@KabeerBasheer]

Thank you Sir.

[@marek8720]

Thanks. Very educative

[@markir81]

Thanks for the video Nicholas, very clear.
One question you might be able to answer:
Where did you save the skirting profile- right hand side file as it does not show up as an option on my drop down list when I go into the wall sweeps dialogue box? Load Profile doesn't seem to work either when I manually pick out the file in my Revit Library folder..thanks

[@playerxmaya7937]

6:43 one question. I followed the steps as in the video, but when I check the "T" intersecting wall (as shown in 6:43-6:46, right hand part), the interior side sweep seems to follow the foot of the left wall and just "go trough" the right wall. any idea how to make the sweep stops at the corner (when it meet the sweep from the adjacent wall) but continue again after "leaving" the wall (intersection) ?

[@minhlamkts.5734]

Thank you!

[@steedlei1]

Hi, this is good video, however it used to be a option to assign subcategory of sweep,now in revit 2018 I just cannot find this option when add sweep in wall family. Can you help, thank you!

[@sinbaddd85]

thanks

[@fevlanco]

Well done !
Personally, I’ve been struggled whit that skirting returns issue,
Wondering if that method also applies for take offs, although is not a relevant amount,
Many thanks

[@malcomX880]

You can schedule wall sweeps. But integral wall sweeps, which are part of the wall type definition, cannot be scheduled independently.

[@rayanhashir7446]

thank you! :)

[@danishhasan3795]

Thanks sir

[@Rc-jd2ik]

Can we get schedules for that Profile?

[@mike-by3zy]

The wall sweep dialog is grayed out when I do this. Any thoughts? Thanks, MM

[@BenBartolome]

same, were u able to solve it?

[@x_phoebe]

You can press 'Preview >> ' and go to section view, then it works.

[@nixonlogos6892]

press preview, then section view

[@sahebfahmi]

Thanks mate, but can we tag them in anyway?

[@hjaybs]

Hey can u make a home

[@raniways]

thats something would work better if you do it with railings