5 Revit Functions Most Beginners Don't Know About (but need to)

[@kylesinko]

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[@ivasong]

very clear and concise explanations

[@kylesinko]

Cheers! Thanks a lot

[@SirKombabomba]

Its wicked tips from you Buddy- Thanx

[@kylesinko]

Glad you enjoyed it! Cheers

[@sukhpreetkaur8219]

Thank you for your easy to follow videos, God Bless 😇💐

[@kylesinko]

You are so welcome. Thanks Sukhpreet

[@StevenDarabi]

Thank you for this straight forward explanation of Revit tutorial. I like the way you explained how to come up with an architectural concept. The concept that we have been thought at school was just starting off from a keyword and design was supposed to show that later when it was modeled. This approach was totally opposite of what a customer may have wanted and required us to design just to show off our personal thinking. Keep up the good work.

[@kylesinko]

Thanks Steven, I’m glad you liked this video. Cheers!

[@TheAster3]

As a video suggestion, can you make a tutorial where you compare common beginner workflows VS efficient workflows that more advanced users utilise in Revit, and how you should stop using those bad beginner practices? For instance, you showed the difference between the beginner style of using VG for view specific pages, and repeating that process manually - you then showed how the more efficient and correct solution was to set up a view template in order to apply a consistent style, and any changes that are made are universal. That's the idea. I'm wondering just how many more solutions like this there are. You might've seen beginners do certain tasks in a certain less-efficient way, and you might know of more efficient methods to complete that task in question which is also used in practice. Great video, you're awesome at what you do. Looking forward to future videos.

[@kylesinko]

Zoinks! Thanks a lot Shaggy. That's an awesome suggestion, I'll try put together something like that. Thanks for the kind words and suggestion!

[@okzzvil7617]

Thank you man. Keep up the good work.

[@kylesinko]

Cheers, will do!

[@rashidconteh6849]

I appreciate your effort towards expanding my orisons

[@kylesinko]

My pleasure, thank you!

[@hybridphoenix7766]

Just curious, but are you guys actively using Dynamo within your workflow for Revit, and if so, does it play a significant role?

[@kylesinko]

I haven’t used Dynamo myself, but I’ve worked at a few firms where others use it and it seems to work well.

[@FarhaNzAsyraf]

Got 1 question. At ur first point. For example in elevation view. And have 3 wall at different distance. Wall get cuts is thickest. 2nd wall thinner and 3rd wall thinest.. and so on.. can we do in Revit?

[@kylesinko]

Revit tends to do this hierarchy for you in elevations automatically. But sometimes it’s just enough so you can use the Linework tool (LW) to manually adjust it

[@zaccblack103]

Please use chapters in your videos.