Lines in Revit Tutorial (Model lines, Detail Lines & Lineweights) 

Balkan Architect, if not for you, I'd know nothing about Revit. Again, thank you!

Legend. Thanks Balkan Architect! Those Autodesk Forums are NO match for your tutorials. I always learn something new from you. You are making my Revit journey quite fun. Thank you

Every day I learn something new about revit... Thanks man for free Videos...

Awesome video as always

I LOVE U MAN . THANK YOU

Great video, thanks you so much Balkan

thanks again Balkan architect -

Thanks Again👍

Thanks for the tutorial °-° i appreciate it

Thank you sir

Thank you

Please create more advanced tutorials, i'll look forward

hi bro can you make a tutorial on how to make circular lines appear smooth without segments? especially in model in place

Hi There, in the drafting view I do a riser diagram, but when I drew a line it shows a message, that line is too short on-screen. How do you control to avoid that? I did even scaled up my sketch up to 4 X, complete the drawing, and scaled-down back, and still showing that message. Thank you.

11:00 Start of making Custom Line.

Is there a way to join or connect multiple lines to form a spline or polyline?

Hi, i have a problem, my "Model Lines" and "Detail lines" are not the same, when i create or edit new lines in manage only use that new lines in "detail lines" never in "Model Lines", what should I do?, i aprecciate your help. Thank you so much for your content

I didn't see the line weight changes ,,,when I changes the line weight to 10 but still shows the as 1,,,, but colour will shown ,,,how to show line weight bro ?

Create tag in revit stairs tag

Hi Balkan. Thanks for the tutorial. However is there some push for Autodesk to give us options for line weights below 1mm like 0,5mm etc. Autocad users have long been enjoying this flexibility. There are many instances where this capability is very useful and this will also by far improve the graphical outlook of the final works.

You can only become truly accomplished at something you love. Don’t make money your goal. Instead, pursue the things you love doing, and then do them so well that people can’t take their eyes off you. --Maya Angelou,.,.

India