Modeling Interior Shelves in Revit

[@jojocrowley3933]

First time watching your videos. That was a useful tutorial and a fun way to take advantage of curtain walls in Revit. Your narration is very calming.

[@arkiteasy]

Thank you :) I am really glad you find it useful and special thanks for nice words for narration :)

[@UmarKhan-ov3hl]

Really love how you break it down to simplest way possible

[@arkiteasy]

Pleasure is mine :)

[@tans570]

Also we are trying to use ceiling plans on revit for superposes

[@arkiteasy]

So how it's going?

[@odettematsanga6030]

Obsessed with your Revit content!

[@arkiteasy]

Wauu, thank you :) so happy to hear that :)

[@Constantinesis]

This is helpfull! Great video ! Subscribed !

[@arkiteasy]

Thanks, glad to hear that…you’re welcome :)

[@heidiw3615]

Love it!! Thank you

[@arkiteasy]

Glad to hear this 😊

[@rabiadogan3775]

it's very good, let it continue, please.. thanks😊

[@arkiteasy]

We will!

[@nadeem006]

Great as always 👌 👍thank you ... One thing I wanted share here that out there in real scenario most of the interior design firms or offices relies heavily on 3DS MAX software only just for realistic visualisation but ultimately they come to AutoCAD for working drawings and shop drawings for same project which has done in 3ds max and seems like it doubled the work for execution part but after watching the interior design works tutorial videos of yours I came to an idea of making a solution that We can produce working drawings and shop drawings within Same revit file and scheduling and quantity take off of materials used inside this interior design project all at once at same time because revit is BIM enabled software isn't... .. Could you please make a video with very small example of interior design project including with all features and facilities available in revit as mentioned above if possible.... ??? Thank you once again ...

[@arkiteasy]

Actually in Revit you're building a model which you're documenting at some stage. So, you should (read must) have working and official drawings in a model. I really like 3D Max and we're often doing our final visualizatoin there as well, but we are not modeling from scratch because we are using our Revit file. In order to have good quantification your space/building should be correctly modeled but, same important, it should contain enoght data in order to be scheduled. So, for project and families use Shared Parameters. Revit has a lot of options and tools to do something and I don't think that covering all solutions could be done within small example and avarege video lenght. What we are already doing is showing those examples from which over the time you will be able to pick up some methods we would like to use in our workflow :)

[@nadeem006]

@arkiteasy Hmm, yes you are right absolutely, your reply almost self explanatory with each word , anyways making use of curtain system the way ark it easy used to be like Wow we can use it for this also like casework etc... further more to appealing is about background music that creates more interest to watch the video infact every video of ark it easy ..... thank you once again

[@arkiteasy]

@@nadeem006 thanks, glad to hear to this :)

[@veenata6586]

empty system panel is missing from my revit .

[@arkiteasy]

Which Revit version you’re using and which template? I will rather say that it’s missing from your template. Check other templates and you find it in some of them use Transfer Project Standards and you will get it

[@MertoSan]

great

[@arkiteasy]

Glad you like it :)