Key Scheduling in Revit! 

Cat fight begins at 8:10 and 8:41 for those looking for it!

Came here for some scheduling insight, stayed for the cat fight. Lets see em'!

Great key schedule applications. To prevent the loss of data, hiding key schedules is good. there is also keeping the ownership of key schedules that I can see.

Thanks Gavin, another great video.

Thank you Maestro

True, key schedule is very useful with one drawback. (I always filter out in schedule so no one can see in schedule 😀)

the info is really cool ,, but I think if you started with with the rooms example it will a lot clearer ,,, thanks for the effort !!! cheers

Gavin, great vision. I use the Key Schedule, in a similar manner. The Briefing, Concept stage is fraught with many considerations, Form, Function, Cost (Client asks ...thoughts? Mr Architect!), we try to get on without ado! (LOL) One aspect we don't include is the minimum Performance requirements of an element, given the Building Type and local regulations. Each project we re-invent the compliance effort. These are good to get early ideas in colour and layout. And the Shared Parameters, inclusion will be a big improvement. Nice One.

Gavin, great video as always! We started to use keys in our project and it has been a game changer. Now, I've been meaning to ask... Do you know if there is a way to set keys using Dynamo? I've been digging in the forums, but I can't seem to find anything.

I use key schedules for plumbing fixtures. there is a lot of info that is needed but is too much to model. So when I assign L-1 to a lavatory all the info gets filled out on the schedule.

Thanks.. Is it possible to create key schedule from an excel file using Dynamo or Python?

This was really useful, as usual Gavin :) I am only left wondering how to better organize my schedules on a template level. I like to prepare some basic ones for Sketch Design (related to rooms, levels, massing...), some crucial ones for Detailed Design (related to municipality indexes, permeability, volume, etc.) and some detailed ones for Construction Documents (more complex to set up but necessary, specially to withdraw measures and quantities of gypsum walls, wood elements, paint areas, etc...). I feel like this 3 levels (organization schemes) work very well for us, but I was wondering if you have any other suggestions, also from a BIM Manager point of view, for auditing the model, etc... Thank you again for all the great content! Cheers :D

Hi Gavin, thank you for the fantastic video. I have an inquiry about a concrete structure that I want to inspect. I want to add a parameter named 'deficit' and create a list of inside parameters under the name 'deficit.' When I press on this list, it should display three problems: heavy shear, heavy deflection, and no deficit. If I choose, for example, 'heavy shear,' another parameter should advise on the type of test, such as UPV. How can I achieve this? Thanks.

Gavin, thanks for sharing! Great technique, definitely useful :) I'm sure you're aware, and that this video has a different target audience, but maybe it would benefit your dynamo series - there is a way to auto orientate windows using Dynamo ;) I have the script if you wanna have a look, lemme know. Cheers, Adam