5 Pro Tips For Working in Revit Tutorial

[@Praveenkumar-jb3wd]

Especially the last one is too good..I've faced that in working on a large area project..Thank you

[@designunlimited6215]

I'd never used that undo function before, i.e. accessing the drop-down list of recent changes. That’s a really useful one for when one wants to go back quite a few steps. Thanks! 👍

[@wafaaabass]

thanks all

[@liombeendeley2167]

Useful tips.

[@brianandrews3936]

I appreciate the pro tip on setting the double-click of families to do nothing. That has been very annoying up to this point. Thank you for the tip!

[@islamisaad2676]

good tutorial I have one problem if you can help,i have two walls in the same line and facacde one 100mm and another 300mm how i can warp the intercetion betwen this two walls. let's say have stone cladding (300mm)and plaster(100mm) in the same wall the differance is 200mm has no warrping.

[@calebreece8426]

Last tip

[@calebreece8426]

Time saving as apposed to extending levels in 3d thanks

[@mosholombi]

Thnx for good tutorial...where do we get that arrow at the entrance in Revit?

[@aliyukabir7201]

Great video as always.Gracias

[@mohanbros6526]

Bro, can you tell me that how to set view tabs in workspace, like how you switch between the levels in project.

[@meghrajkalburge8692]

My revit language is chang by mistake Pliz help me Or make video on it

[@henryramos1629]

Milos, can you do a tutorial on Seattle Central Library by Rem Koolhaas? I dare you! Lol

[@ganghai5235]

good works

[@shane250]

I want to know how to do that beautiful floorplan view!

[@dmytromural]

C`mon, man! If those r PRO, I'm a MEGA PRO..... but actually I am not...

[@michaelsonsarmiento5943]

Revit is a job killer. Before you needed an army of architects now one architect can do the job in a week.

[@paawillie6198]

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