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Splitting Revit Views

April 7, 2010 by Edwin Prakoso 2 Comments

This tip shows you how to split a view into several views, so you can place it on several sheets.

Revit Repeating Detail: Siding Wall

March 23, 2010 by Edwin Prakoso 4 Comments

In this Revit tutorial, we learn how to use repeating detail.

Creating Vinyl Siding Wall

March 18, 2010 by Edwin Prakoso 7 Comments

We have discussed how we can define wall structure horizontally. Now the problem is, how can we define the structure vertically? We have discussed how we can add reveals and sweeps to do this. In this article, let us discuss how we can create a vinyl siding wall as example. The common way (and probably […]

Creating Revit Family: Line Based Cabinet

March 7, 2010 by Edwin Prakoso 3 Comments

In this Revit family tutorial, we learn how to create a line based family. Very useful for typical object and placed along a line!

Revit Family Exercise: Creating Brick Soldiers

February 28, 2010 by Edwin Prakoso 7 Comments

Before we continue our Revit family tutorial, we are going to do a little exercise, creating window with sill, keystone, and tilt soldiers. To make this different with the previous tutorial, we are going to create an arc form for the top of this window. Modifying The Window Opening Create a new Revit family. Use […]

Adding More Void and Solid Forms

February 22, 2010 by Edwin Prakoso 4 Comments

We have done with creating door basic. We add the main panel and symbolic lines. In this tutorial, we will add more forms: void and solid. As I always said, creating Revit family is just a repetitive process. More complex your object is, more repetition you will do. Not more difficult,but certainly more work! Open […]

Creating Revit Family: Door

February 14, 2010 by Edwin Prakoso 6 Comments

We have learned the basic of Revit families. You probably have found that creating Revit families is just a repetitive process. You create parameters, create a work plane, create a solid/void form, and create sketch. This time, we will create a door family. This door family will have solid and void forms, and you will […]

Revit Sketching Tricks – Closed Polygon

February 2, 2010 by Edwin Prakoso 4 Comments

Sketching in Revit is quite different with drafting in AutoCAD. It can be very tricky. In this article, we will explore some tricks we can use for sketching. There are many tools that require you to create sketch: railing path, floor boundary, ceiling, detailing and drafting, creating families, etc. You need to sketch! In this […]

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