How to Customize Revit for Maximum Efficiency - Revit Tutorial

[@iamphyize]

Using Revit In a very effective way is the only thing that makes you stand out among people. Who is with me? ✅

[@jippee1]

The best way to use Revit for maximum efficiency is to set the project browser, properties panel to shortcuts such as 11 and 22(so you can maximise their extents, not these small windows cornered at the left of the screen where you have to scroll in these tiny annoying windows. the top tool bar hidden too and can quickly be accessed with Alt+X+2 if ever. This allows your workspace to be completely given to the viewport and no other unnessarcy tools crowding the space. Need a view? Double tap 11 open the view then double tap 11 again and hide it! The next thing is to identify what work you do, what workflows work for you, such as setting pick lines as a shortcut etc etc set those as shortcuts then only model within the 3d viewport because pretty much everything can be done in 3D. The align tool is also crucial for this. The pick plane tool too. Honestly Revit UI is still stuck in the idea of working in plan, section ..... but this is the closest I have gotten to be somewhat free in the modelling process all while still maintaining the proper workflows and standards that a revit and architectural BIM model requires

[@learnGrowImplentRepeat]

Being following you for a While @BalkanArchitect..ur doing Great job.. Looking forward for more Updates 🙂😁

[@manfredhoudek2385]

First thing I do is in graphics tab change pre-selection to red or green from blue. Prevents users from dragging model components in 3D section view.

[@anynickname7]

Hello. I have a very strange kind of problem. Maybe you got any clue what is it? I run Autodesk Revit and without opening any project I can see in task manager Revit eating my memory piece by piece. It begins with 5% of total memory usage and slowly it goes up until it uses about 60% of all memore available. I repeat I don't open any model/project, just start the program and watch it destroys my memory...

[@xhevdethaliti9830]

When are you starting dynamo tutorial ?

[@jsandu]

How do i change the size of the line which we used to design in families

[@mahitabmohamed5184]

Firstly, thanks for this perfect tutorials , but can you make as a video about how to use journal files to get our backup files back

[@vDC2me]

Nice beard. It makes you look like a distinguished architect. How about a beret with a feather in the top. You look like a young Leonardo da Vinci. This is Ken from the states. Excited to say that I got my new job and fully loaded and ready to start watching your videos again. Thank you so much for putting these out You're doing a lot to help move the software forward. I think Autodesk should fly you to the US and have you be a presenter at Autodesk University in Vegas next November. If you'd be willing I put a good word in for you.

[@tokerkhel1491]

I recently install new windows 10 but in revit I am facing this message " Revit can not run the external application Enscape....." WHAT IS THE SOLUTION.

[@amberjaiswar3600]

Sir I need your help . How to customize image for Rendering in 3d view. {Background for warehouse industrial parks} pls sir .

[@ssnanj8014]

Balkan have no replies for questions and solutions. he replies only for business

[@nirmalrana3538]

Thanks, Balkan. I would like to request you to make videos on BricsCAD. Please.

[@fistofthenorthstar3155]

greetings, Which Pc (or laptop) do you recommend to me for beginning to work in Revit? Something around 1500 euros. I thought about some Ryzen 7 3700x with RTX 2060 or 2070 and 16GB of ram, for stationary pc. Or some i7 10750h with RTX 1660ti or 2060, 16GB of ram for laptop. I will not do some "extreme" projects, my company is doing apartments renovation. So I would like to use Revit to optimize interior design with "structural" solutions. So I can get quantity of materials for a project, and when I do some changes I do not need to change almost all (like in AutoCad now). Also I will need that for some basic plumbing.

[@thereview6693]

Go for this ASUS ROG Strix G15 G512LW-AZ160T (Strong Intel Core i7-10875H Octa-Core processor with 2.30 GHz A whopping 16 GB RAM in combination with a super fast 1TB SSD hard drive NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 (8 GB GDDR6) )

[@thereview6693]

It's cost around 1490 euros now

[@graycubestudio1341]

vrey well

[@waseemabbas8018]

Would you give me your link, i want to learn from bigning

[@balkanarchitect]

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