Revit structure tutorials for beginners || Full model with rebar in Minutes

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Landed a job as a trainee engineering technician been assigned my first R.C Detail job... your videos are really really useful man, thanks for this!

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[@olusegunkehinde5165]

Very lovely content. Do you have a complete course for Revit structure for concrete like you do for steel structures?

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[@itsgoubie]

It's the start of the tutorial and i already learned that you can use letters when entering measurements. so much easier 😅😅

[@gEEzErtrick]

Great waiting on creating bending bar schedule from your video, I have never seen done one in revit. Good luck.

[@karlandrew2904]

THANKS A LOT!

[@JohnGabriel-k3i]

sir thank you for this tutoial, its very big help for me as an aspiring BIM modeller. if ever do you have a structural analysis tutorial related to this model? im very grateful to this tutorial!

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Great tutorial.

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[@truth4513]

boss great video, please do a bending schedual for this structure using revit

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Uploaded already

[@Sitche]

First here. Keep pushing bro you're helping a lot😅

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[@KHUSHIPARIHAR-iu8ve]

like from india

[@LaminDrammeh-qh7uw]

How can I load rebars in my project.

[@shabbirkhan268]

As usual ur videos r very helping can anyone guide me porpogate option isnt showing in my revit 2020 after selection of rebar pls help i am also unable to update my revit 2020 to 2023 coz in india i dont think 2024 has launched can anyone help will be vry thankful

[@matthughes9525]

Why do you split the column at each floor. Does your number of columns read 1 or say 4. To get the number of members, surely you would have to assign all your rebar in all levels to just one section / floor of the column (Host). Is splitting the column at each floor for in case you revise the length of the column. I know that if you use just one column from base to top, you can extend the column without the existing rebar extending as well. In 20 years, I have only run into this issue today, as I always do one column from top to bottom. I remember the lecturer saying split the column, just can't remember why. 🤣

[@skillmaxacademy]

The major reason for me why I split columns is to avoid issues if model has to be analyzed especially in Robot structural analysis. Apart from that you can choose to split or not