Thanks man, great videos. - Can you make a video about how different parameters work in Revit? Which one is good for what, how they work with schedules, etc. - Another idea for a video is to cover how formulas work in connection with parameters...
Great video. I am new to Revit. I am a mechanical engineer (large mining equip and such) but my new job has me working in Revit to design conveyor layouts and 3d models. If you have an advanced Families video with nested families I would be very interested to see it. In the mean time I will be watch more of your vids (and smashing that like button)
Ahh very good and welcome to Revit! Happy to help for sure. These are the closest thing to an advanced family video I have for you: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-7rFjO3hezo8.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-nWkAGV9MnDQ.html
Great video, can you explain why creating a shared parameter post creation causes the length to change to the family length instead of retaining the modelled length. Also why does a shared parameter not always show the length in a schedule. The reason for asking is that I changed an existing family from project to shared but the length parameter didn’t show n my schedule.
I believe the issue may have to do with changing from a project to shared parameter, not 100% on that though. I will say as of revit 2022, shared parameters will not show in schedules.
Constructive criticism, try to normalize your volume with other videos on youtube, I had to turn up my volume on youtube, and on my pc just to hear you.