Walk & Fly Mode in Revit Tutorial

Hold the shift key, then scroll up/down to increase/decrease the speed. Watch the bottom left to see the speed change.

[@sukhpreetkaur8219]

Thank you as always 😇

[@avicohen2k]

Navigation is the worst I've seen. We actually started using enscape mainly for a quick way to walk around the interior. Didn't even know this was in version 2020. It still is a bit clunky. Autodesk is so bad at the basic stuff.

[@vc671]

great

[@user-kz4mk8ik4z]

Wow, there's a flight mode in Revit!!! This function has always been in the Archicade)))

[@ahmeddorgham7376]

thank you

[@ervishnugowtham]

Balkan can you explore naviswork for us

[@hamadqatar5838]

Thank you please keep the good work

[@sylvanderelict]

The scroll wheel to change flying speed actually works. You just need to be pressing Shift key when you scroll. Try pressing Shift+W and then scroll. It works.

[@sylvanderelict]

Oh if i may add, I'm using rvt 2022 btw.

[@DioXGaming]

And how i expprt the Fly mkde as .exe file to share the project with others?

[@carlosguillermomazariegosd1424]

un año después y me ayudaste un mucho , ya que tenia muy rápido el navegador y no sabia como hacerlos mas lento

[@ne9man714]

You could just use the left mouse button to get into the fly mode quickly, and navigate

[@Sivakumar-yn3pm]

Hi, Balcon I am a civil engineer . I have a doubt. Can I work in architect field..

[@furkankha291]

Good 👍...

[@jairoalcidesvillamarin8665]

really nice, i haven´t explore this navigating ways and are easier than enscape and it´s faster too. desde Colombia , gracias.

[@sarahe7avcampos934]

Advanced🧨🧨 🍒😃

[@scapesky]

my view doesnt look like perspective it looks bent and weird

[@rakesh_panghal]

Making naviswork detail video

[@user-el4jp5qd6z]

Hi Balkan Architect I am Hashem Alrifay from Damascus, Syria I Follow you a lot of times Could you help me through a new video how to make the roof structure of Cambridge central Mosque in revit And Thank you so much

[@FirstnameLastname-tu9kp]

You definitely should use Mass for that. There was a good lesson at this channel. Don't think there is something among standard Revit tools that will work for such elegant shapes. Cheers from Israel.

[@yathadrishtitathasrishti1960]

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