Advanced Revit Railings : Sliding Down the Railings One Transition at a Time (w/Revit Pure)

[@christiangerdes7606]

Nice. Thanks for showing and explaining these "hidden" functions. For anyone really wanting to get into railings I would also recommend Tim Waldock's Revitcat blog posts about "Weird Railing Stuff".

[@studioEARL]

took me a while to find the blog posts, so here is the link: revitcat.blogspot.com.au/2014/09/weird-stuff-with-revit-railings-top.html . he's pretty in-depth on this and other topics (specifically been looking for info he has on callouts)

[@asiab2335]

Guys you are awesome! Thank you for another rabbit hole!

[@TheRevitKid]

Cheers! Our pleasure! Thanks for tuning in!

[@SHIVAMPZR]

Excellent session. Thanks

[@TheRevitKid]

Cheers!

[@nassivepalmer4198]

This was very help. Thanks for sharing such useful information.

[@TheRevitKid]

Cheers! So glad you enjoyed and found it helpful! Thanks for tuning in!

[@benoitlachapelle1107]

This episode is just a Jaw drop! lol

[@bimpure]

Thanks :)

[@benoitlachapelle1107]

This is absolutely cool!!

[@TheRPproject]

Terminations on stair railings take precedence on Top/bottom, rather than beginning / end, if you flip the stair hosting the rail, you will see the termination updates as well. Revit just use the same field for two situations

[@bimpure]

Thanks for the clarification!

[@TheRPproject]

@@bimpure it took me a few trial and error to figure it out! by the way, top notch presentation!

[@jacekkrolikowski28]

Ohhh seems like someone's playing here Dota 2

[@TheRevitKid]

Glad I could help!ddd

[@alwinsor6604]

Thanks!

[@TheRevitKid]

No no. thank you!

[@lililirosa]

amazing class and tips, thank you

[@TheRevitKid]

Glad you like them!

[@ramonvandenelsen]

Use split on the places in the railing path where you want an extra baluster.

[@LAYMYINTNINI]

Good

[@TheRevitKid]

Thanks

[@matthiron]

This was a great instruction video. Thanks so much. Do you or Revit pure have anything dealling with creating baluster panels, such as glass or perf. metal panels?

[@vinayck855]

can u pls explain ,In Baluster placement, why that start pattern and end patterns are N/A & distance from previous is only editable in end pattern why cant in start pattern ,,if possible how to activate that distance from previous in start pattern

[@iftekharkhan8879]

Hi..can u plz tell wat is the use of tangent join and angle join in type properties..i mean how and when to use ...thanku have a Good Day....

[@TheRevitKid]

Nick talks about this in detail in his post... revitpure.com/blog/mastering-9-revit-railings-advanced-properties?rq=railings

[@dolanklock8452]

Hey guys! Great video! I think the work around for baluster height offset is unnecessary, can’t you just use the top offset in the baluster dialog?

[@bayramyucel6523]

Hello there . I wonder how do we get the metrics by assigning parameters to the posts and upper rail used. can you help me please ???

[@matthiron]

Tenho uma pergunta. Is there a way to get the "excess fill length" banisters to not be started on the host base. The railing i am doing has a bottom rail at 3" and then 1/2" pipe balusters go up from it an a support baluster that goes to floor is placed every 4 ft. So on railing runs that are less than 4' it is filling in with with the excess fill baluster, which is the same 1/2" pipe, but revit it placing them from the floor. I tried creating a 'fill' baluster that started 4' off the base level but revit just drippoed them to the floor and they stopped 4" from the top rail, instead of starting them 4" from the bottom rail. i would really appreciate your help if you have any advice.

[@Loulou43961]

Goodmorning how can i Get script dynamo change host railing ?

[@lily-ln1pn]

ok what if the designer wanted to use different balusters on landing and staircases on custom iron wrought design?

[@TheRevitKid]

Just us different railing types….

[@liombeendeley2167]

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[@harutanaka3647]

anything better or new way to creating path of travel in R2023

[@TheRevitKid]

Not really … the egress path tool or railings.. IMO