Road Markings in Revit Tutorial

[@AussieBIMGuru]

Finally, someone else that uses the railing tool for line markings! Bravo

[@RamosQ_M]

Just in time for my final school project of the degree! Thanks a lot!

[@alandickson6170]

Brilliant as always

[@FranslerEstevez-Arq]

Really nice tutorial, thank you!

[@moshinali9072]

Road deasign creating according to define slope how to do this

[@Chris66Mas]

Couldn't this pattern also be created with baluster family?

[@tayseeralsaraj6233]

so you can use spacing

[@maninderpreetsingh878]

Dear I am looking for Walkway on Open Water Tank

[@Star-xy2zp]

what is the difference... why are we not using pavement stripe like mentioned in other video of Balkan Architect channel..Thank you

[@Aldob1973]

Does it mean you can build the kerbs using the same approach?

[@evelinam7001]

Not possible to build line based profile family and then host it on toposurface? Definitely would be easier for dashed lines

[@adesinaadebisi8483]

Wow this is awesome

[@ghousepeersyed2288]

where i can download the tutorial guide of revit 2018

[@188rockarin]

Love youre videos, but railing as a road marking!? Would it not be better to modify the parking familie og make a repating familie? Im just saying this, because in my projekt use of correct revit familie categories are important, for sorting, schedules etc. Also it is a requirement from all our clients(puplic). Im a Big fan of youre canal so i hope you take this the right way :)

[@georgealhassan3584]

nice tutorials

[@syedatiqabbas5036]

great sir .. sir plz make video of survey point in to revit toposurface , and how to collect or upload survey points into revit2020 this is main issue in revit plz sir

[@LuanNguyen-wk5gt]

Thanks yousomuch❤❤❤

[@HaiLe-fj7ri]

Instead of using railing family to make the road markings..it is easier to model in Mass?

[@AussieBIMGuru]

It depends on the road gradient/condition etc. but railings are usually best The railing tool provides a lot of benifits; - Quick and easy to edit the properties and spacing - Can follow the gradient of a floor/topography - Lightweight way of achieving it performance-wise

[@akshaysonar1625]

just used floor tool for that