FLIP ARROWS vs SPACE BAR: And how they work together
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- Flip arrows are a very handy feature in Revit. They can quickly flip a family Left/Right or Front/Back so you don't have to use Mirror. They work in conjunction with the Space Bar also... which means, the Space Bar activates them if they are present. This Revit Tip shows how to add them and how they work.
-------
If your company needs BIM/Revit Assistance.. you can get help without hiring an in-house BIM Manager.
A virtual BIM Manager (me) means you and your team can get immediate help (and ongoing assistance) without dealing with the overhead of hiring someone full time.
Check out my website for more details:
www.virtualBIMm...
Once you made the sound effects, it made total sense!
I know! Right? Sound effects really help design! I think each command in Revit should have a sound effect associate with it. :D
Your videos are to the point and informative. Thank you. And also zany which brings a smile now and then.
thank you very much
Another great tip. Thank you!
Sir, We want a complete building model tutorial in Revit.
Thank you so much!
Is it flipping the host objects with it in the project file? It get disoriented when I try.
No.. if you flip a wall, the door and windows hosted onto it do not flip.. they stay oriented where they were.
Also if you flip a door or window… it will not flip the wall it is hosted to.
@@miketaylor8211 thanks. I am asking about other face based components
@@johnwdsouza1 Face Hosted items will stay facing the direction your place them even when the wall is flipped. EXAMPLE: If you have a face hosted light fixture on the exterior of your building, you can flip the wall.. and the light fixture will still be on the outside of your building.
Dear Sir. Good evenings. Do have any chance for work with you
hey, one question how do you automatically get the area tag from the area plan in floor plan view?
You can set which TAG populates onto different items. Example: I can set which tag to automatically pop in for a door or a window or a ROOM. If you want to set it... go to the Annotate Tab. Then you will see a group of icons with a group name of 'Tag'. Right next to the word Tag you will see a dropdown arrow. Click that and you will see the dialog box where you can set which tag 'automatically' places upon adding the family!