When editing multiple instance parameters, it is easier to do it in Excel. In this article, we show you how to export the parameter’s value to Excel, modify it in Excel, then import the parameters to Revit.
How to Control Family Element Visibility with Parameter
You can use parameters to control element visibility in your family. This control allows you to create fewer families. Learn how you can do it in our tutorial here.
Revit Tip: How to Pan View without Using Scroll Button
If you don’t like using the scroll button to pan the view, you can use zoom tool or navigation wheel as the alternatives. See how it works in this article.
Introduction to Revit Dynamo: Your First Dynamo Program
Let’s create a simple Dynamo program to help you finish a repetitive task in Revit. This is the part one of our Dynamo tutorials.
Revit tips: Group Revit Views by Category or Sub-Discipline
Revit allows you to manage the appearance of your Project Browser. You can group and sort it and filter what you don’t want to see in your current task. If you need more than just the default parameter, you can add your parameter. It gives you more flexibility to find your views easier.
How to Create Better Revit Families Thumbnail
You can update the Revit Families thumbnail to allow you choose a particular family easier. It also makes the thumbnail more attractive. See how it works manually and how you can do it with this add-in.
How to Show 1-Line and 2-Lines Pipes in One Revit MEP Drawing
This is the workaround to show both 1-line pipe and 2-line pipes in one Revit drawing. Now you can show small pipes as 1-line and larger pipes as 2-lines in a drawing!
Examining and Analyzing the MEP Model
Revit has several tools to check your model easier. You can easily find disconnects, check the flow, pipe pressure loss, and check it by a color scheme. The tools are very easy to use but give significant help. Let’s use the tools!
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