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Thank you for this video. It’s just what I was looking for

Thank-you. This has helped a lot.

Love that energy. Instantly liked and subscribed!

THANKS FOR TEACHING. Again, simple but funny and well explained.

Great Tip!!!! No one in the office knew how to do that!

At my last day of my employment, I was really super annoyed with my co worker being repeatedly working on the same spot on my workset therefore I created a different workset and locked it just for me, since it was my last day, I even managed to locate the central model and deleted it and all the traces, I managed myself in this process. This workflow is also called BIM- Be In the Mess

very helpful

Thanks for your work. Thanks for teaching.

great craic above all, cheers lad

Love it! Nicely explained :D I had some lough too!

Why does Revit persist in being this utterly broken on basic functionality after nearly twenty years?

thanks for the tips, I Have Created a sheet (A1), then inside that sheet shows 1. Ground floor plan, 2. Second Floor plan, 3. Etc. with more than 1 viewport..is there a way to show that in my cover page ? like I am creating a Table of Contents..Thank in Advance.

Watched the whole video although i knew the answer after 1 minute LOL ... love your way of explaning, thanks!

You have an amazing way of explaining the topics. thank you!

you do look and talk like master Shifu. no being offensive, just in case.

Thank you very much. I was having trouble with this, but I have one question remaining: What if you want to have a grip on the bottom one as well? How can you achieve that Greetings from Mexico!

Thank you!

it worked, but it doesn't show on front views, only in plan views =(

Thanks Mike , you're awsom

It is beyond awesome. i now can make parametric thickened slab myself. One step close to perfect my project. Thank you very much.

Thanks Mike! I am in the process of re-learning Revit again and these tips help save time

I am so new to revit and your videos make it fun to learn.

Got recommended and enjoyed a lot your way of explaining! You got yourself another subscriber

As a Civil Designer, I would say that architects often lack familiarity with real-world coordinate systems. In civil engineering and construction, we rely on northing, easting, and elevation for precise measurements. To put this into perspective, 1 degree of latitude or longitude equals approximately 69 miles. Now consider this: how can anyone achieve the precision and accuracy needed for constructing a project as small as 5 acres using latitude and longitude? These coordinates are typically used for large-scale geospatial data acquisition, not detailed site work. I would encourage schools of architecture to include land surveying as part of their curriculum to bridge this gap in knowledge.

Excellent Explanation 👍👍👍

Thanks MIKE for your hely , you're amazing .

Mike!!, revit how can i deactivate stick symbol for truss? i want to see it in elevation but its just stick diagram.

Thanks Mike 😊

Thanks sooo much for it u saved me

I am having some issues with this and a coworker that has since left the model without relinquishing. Would you have any recommendations on what to do now ?

Mike. You are a Champion! Thank you.

Thank you Mike , you explained the process really well. I wanted to ask about phase graphics, I am able to change the demo colour in graphics but not new. Can you explain that as well.

Mike! Only I can say, YOU are the best !!!

Your way of explaination and teaching things are so amazing , thanks MIKE for your efforts , greeting from IRAQ ❤❤❤

Thanks a lot mike , i appreciate it 🌹🌹🌹

love the way you explained the topic. thanks sir

Can we save the tampled and use it in a new project ?

You can have elements above the cutplane visible when you switch the view to coordination. Play around with it you'll see, that's the difference between architectural and coordination views

thank you a lot saviour

what if you have different types of signage though? or different families for different signs?

lot of over action in class

This is an awesome solution! Thank you!

You’re my best teacher from life to till today and so on Thank you please continue uploading more informative videos! You deserve more subscribers 😢

can we make dependent view with different scale ? for example the enlarged general plan in scale 1/200 and dependents views in scale 1/100.. thank you

Thank you from Algeria

amazing

so the point is both project should be in the same session of revit...GREAT

درس رائع و شكرا جزيلا لكم .

Thanks Mike

Dude, that was awesome!!!