@Ben I figure it out! I thought I was buying this template when I purchased your template. But now I see that the template you are using in this video is something else.
Great! This is the 30X40 Template that I made and support on behalf of Eric Reinholdt. Though I also have my personal template available, which is what you got. Both are good, but do slightly different things for your Revit setup.
There is a metric version available. Actually just updated it this morning because the units were meters but some names were still imperial, but everything is all metric now.
What door and window families are included in the template? This is my problem at the moment, as I couldn't find this information on the 30x40 website.
The templet is amazing ! i have problem that when i make a section line it is not shown in the view or any where unless i change the view templet to Foundation plan
The floor plans have a view filter that hides sections unless the section view is placed on a sheet. It’s possible I forgot to add the filter to the foundation plan.
@@HyperfineArchitecture How i can unhide it i can't find any thing for section line in the view filter And please what is the right why to change the scale without make any change in the grid or dimension
The plan view template has a filter that hides section and elevation markers unless those sections and elevations are also placed on sheets. To see your section markers either place those sections on sheets or duplicate the view to create a working view and turn the filter off in that view. I would do both.
Hi Ben I purchased Eric's 30x40 Template and I am running into a few issues with Revit 2023 and the Solar Plan Editor. It appears that i dont have the same editor/properties window as your tutorial. Please advise? Also I am interested in your Revit tutorial courses, should I be concerned about any issues running Revit 2023?
Please email me, ben@hyperfinearchitecture.com For the solar thing, I think you probably need to have the shared parameters file, which I can help with. For my Revit courses, you’ll be just fine with 2023, though in the courses I use Revit 2019. The course is about concepts and fundamentals, so 99% of it will transfer. 2023 does some cool stuff that 2019 can’t, so that kind of thing isn’t covered.
It definitely won’t work in ArchiCAD and I doubt the AutoCAD version would work either. But you could use either version to reverse engineer and recreate it in ArchiCAD.
@@HyperfineArchitecture I'll think about it some more and might take a shot with the AutoCAD file. Appreciate the response and all of your ARE material, it's been a big help.
Hi, I am interested in buying your template but I'm wondering if would it work fine for structural engineering discipline and do you have it in metric units as well?
Hi Sakhumzi, sorry for the slow response. The 30X40 template would work for structural engineering, but it doesn't come with many structural families, so you'd have to load most of your own. You'd mostly be getting the styling and organization stuff. There is a metric version included. The Ben Norkin Architecture template has more structural items, like joists, beams, columns, etc, but only as much as an architect might typically show. And no metric version, sorry.
Hi, I bought the Revit template about two years ago.. one major issue I'm having is the use of curtain walls, the one loaded on the template has the feature of a real solid wall.. and it blocks any form of me uploading the revit curtain walls (the glass) This has been really frustrating.
I made them in Revit 2019 so you will be able to use it in Revit 2021, but I haven’t tested it so I don’t know if anything will break. I tried it in 2020 and it was fine.
Hi Leon, The 30X40 Template doesn't make any changes to the default Revit phases or phase graphic overrides or project browser. This template is more about styling views than organizing your model and drawing set. You can email me directly if you have any questions: ben@hyperfinearchitecture.com
Hi Mohab. I don’t think this will be particularly helpful for interior design. If you do a lot of floor plans maybe, but there’s not much here specific to interior elevations.
Hey Grant. I have never used ArchiCad, but I would not expect anything to transfer from Revit to ArchiCad except for an IFC file, which I think is the model only. Funny though, I was just talking to someone today who has the template and then made their own in ArchiCad to match the styling.
Hyperfine Architecture Ben thanks for such quick reply! That is freaky! If that person is up for it happy to pay them same price for the template? I do like the styling but little time at moment to be doing crossover to Archicad. 😤 When in a big practice use Revit but Archicad for my own stuff. Be great if he is open to it. Thanks Grant
30X40 Design Studio is the architecture firm run by Eric Reinholdt. He has a great channel here on RU-vid. This template will help you create drawings with the same style he uses. The 30X40 name is meaningful to Eric’s practice, but doesn’t mean any particular size or format as it relates to this template.
I wouldn't exactly say it that way, but sure...the 30X40 Schematic Template is mostly about graphics and admin things. It's not a collection of 3d items. If you're looking for a little more I've got a template of my own, right here: revit-stuff.teachable.com/p/revit-professional-template And as I'm in the middle of a rebrand, offering discounts on my stuff while I get the site and pages looking better.
Great video and I'm considering purchasing it. Are the font types in this file or your file "ALL CAPS"? If not are there any in either file that are all caps?
Thanks, Craig! The 30X40 fonts are called Franklin Gothic and Oswald. They are both included with the template file, and they both have uppercase and lowercase characters. The fonts I use are Heinberg, Articulat CF and Colon Mono. Heinberg is caps only. These three fonts are not free, so I can't distribute them with any of my courses.
Hi, I am interested to purchase your templates. However, I am looking for a metric residential temple suites to Australia. The annotation/ graphics should match with A3, A2, A1 paper sizes. Please let me know your response. Thanks
Hi, Hyperfine Architecture, could you outline if we can apply this template to existing project? if so what would be the flow? "Transfer project standard" seems not to overwrite annotation styles and linetypes form the template. Is it possible in to import template and overwrite post factum generation of file or it applies to new files only.
You are correct, transfer project standards just brings those styles into your project, it doesn't replace the work that's already been done. You can pretty quickly do that too...go into any view, select a text type (or dimension string, whatever) then right click and do Select All Instances in Project. I think this is shortcut "SA" by default. Then with everything selected just use the Properties Browser to change them all to a new type. This MAY require you to go back and do some minor editing of all the text instances, realigning them, changing the size of the box, things like that. To apply the 30X40 Template to a new project I would transfer project standards and/or copy elements like in my other video. Then you can quickly apply the view templates to your views to get you 90% of the way there. Then use the method I describe above to change your text types and dimension types.
My section marker heads are still the default Revit blue and won't change to the red - I have changed all necessary things but still blue. The tails have changes fine. Any help?
Not immediately. The template is in 2019, so you can open it in 2020 and it will upgrade. I haven’t tested it out so I’m not sure if anything breaks when you do that. I’m keeping my professional practice on 2019 for now, so not sure when or if I’ll be doing any experimentation with 2020.
There is a metric version included with the template. It sets the project units to metric and the dimension types, stair tags and a few other unit-related families are set to metric.
A lot of it is editing default Revit families to change the color and font selections. There are a few custom built families, like the sliding barn door, the wood pile, the background trees and the solar diagram detail component.
Hi Andrew. At 9:02 are the fonts I use for my professional practice. You can get them, but they are not free so I'm not allowed to distribute them. The fonts are: Red Text Note: Colon Mono (RGB: 194-21-37) Dimensions: Avenir LT (44-57-73) Room Tag Name: Heinberg (092-113-123) Room Tag Number: Avenir LT (092-113-123) Not Shown: Heinberg Textured in my logo.
It comes with instructions to convert to metric. Pretty easy. Change Length and Area and maybe a few more in Project Units. Then change the Units Format in the dimension types because they are NOT set to Use Project Settings...they have custom overrides so you’ll need to set those to metric as well.
@@sakhilenkomo6073 no worries. We actually ended up making a Metric version that comes with the template. So if you bought it you can use your receipt to go download the latest files and there's a metric one already set up for you.