Have you ever discussed with other Revit users on how to model certain things in Revit? You will be suprised how many different ways people have come up with to achieve the same result. With a little creativity, you might even… Continue Reading
If you ever done a curtain wall, you will notice adding a door to the curtain wall is very different from adding a door to a wall. For those who have never done one before, I have written a topic… Continue Reading
Revit tried to make creating a door schedule a breeze. No more making your own schedule, just add all the door parameters you need to show in the door schedule and it will automatically populate most of the information for… Continue Reading
In AutoCAD, we usually put 3′-0″(PR) in the the door width field to indicate a pair of door in the Door Schedule. But in Revit, door width for a pair of door reads as 6′-0″ in the Door Schedule. I… Continue Reading
Think adding a door to the curtain wall is similar to adding a door to a wall? Absolutely not~~! This is definitely a “You can’t do it if you don’t know the trick” topic. I am going to walk you… Continue Reading