summary: 1. separate slabs 2. divide finishes on one slab （create parts/divide parts/show parts/change material/view range unlimited） 3.create finishes on the slab (ignore overlap/slab height offset)
16:00 bro thank you so much, you dont know how long i have been trying to look for a video that tackles this issue although it is really simple, thank you so much
Very helpful video! I can't tell you how happy it makes me when Revit doesn't work like you, an expert wants it to the first time haha, I am not alone!!
Espectacular explicación, gracias. Solo espero que los vídeos, algún día, tengan subtitulos en español, para acceder a Patreon, se que muchas personas de lengua española les interesaría. Gracias!!!
excellent tut, amigo, learned a lot on distributing floor finishes. helped me on my assignment #3 at City College of San Francisco BIM 120 class.....gracias!
Usefull tutorial!! Another simplier way to apply different materials is with divide surface tool and paint tool, it will be a usefull alternative in certain cases...
hi BA i think it would be useful to make a vídeo on walls too. sometimes we want we want to apply diferente materials to walls (tile or paint) after building walls, especially when we export to rendering programs like twinmotion it becomes quite complex because you cannot apply diferente materials to the same Wall. thanks
It works (at least to some extent) because I tried it. However, I believe you can only create those divisions in floor plan views, which means you cant control the divisions around openings, for example, in elevation views.
Thank for this interested video , please can you tell me the difference between using both "Split Face" and "Paint" commands and the ways shown here to confirm YES or NO that the previous commands don't lead to change material of finished layer in floor, i.e to act as HATCH only?
I found the results of the Divide parts tool doesn't work properly in Revit 2023. It keeps the original floor layer overlaping your new split up ones. Until AutoDesk fix this, I cannot use this approach at the moment. 😕
Hello brother,Please i have one problem, i assigned a filter to my walls to get specific color depending the type of wall, but when i create walls legend the filter does not work, any idea ? And thank you for your videos
Hi B.A One problem with the part is join floor and wall in section. My why is to create main floor to all area and after creat specific floor the small area and use join between the floors.
Revit LT 2022 - I am trying to use the "storefront" family to create wood framing for my project. When I go to the curtain wall mullion tab under "architecture" it prompts me to load a 'curtain wall mullion' family to the project. I do not have such a family in either the RLT21 or RLT22 folders and when I go into the RVT21 folder and select a rectangular mullion, I get a prompt telling me that it is "not a curtain wall mullion family" and will not load. Is the "storefront" application available for Revit LT and where can I download the mullion profile families? Thanks in advance
Hi Balkan, is there a way to create floor finish with the wall and column being cut when intersect floor finish layer but remain attach to the structural concrete floor?
Nice video.. easy to follow. I have tried the create parts method, but find i cant move the floor (and all its parts) it seems to be pinned. Is this right ?
if you change your floor to parts, and you need to change the wall locations, will the floor move with the wall as one entity or will each layer have to be moved indiviually?
Hi good video... Can you share me a 2 floor plan.I have already in that ground floor Area is total approx 600 square feet...I required for this rental leased purpose waiting your reply Thanks
I would recommend the third way if you expect to extract some quantities from your model in a more organized way. Also keeps the families better organized.
