New Revit Wall, Section and Detail 

how to to do the insolation in wall type edit

Have you noticed when you break the view (view breaks) the annotation leaders get distorted or behave unpredictably?

hey nice vid ! can you send me some of the files ?

you could just put the detail level back to coarse instead of putting on all the masking regions

I am totally agreed is one of the best tutorial without holding back and easy to follow without struggle👍; thank you so much for your kind sharing!👍

Can anybody explain to me how in these videos they find directly the piece they want and I must instead search all over the library for an hour only to discover that there isn't the piece I want?

what revit version is it??

You are the best brother man, I watch your video several times and now I know how to do on my own, God bless

Great tutorial. Quick question, I don't have an option for "Air" in my product materials library, closest I have is "Air Infiltration Barrier". Did you create this yourself and if so what are thermal properties you used? Thank you.

Hi Paul, This is a good tutorial. As the wall type is set up as brick, block, 60mm insulation etc how come when you section it out its doesn't already shown with individual bricks, blocks, insulation etc. Seems a pain to have to manually add all these details.

This Video is very well detailed and straight to the point. this guy does not miss any steps and gives a clear understanding on the subject matter. THUMBBBBSSS UP

Brilliant video. Paul makes it so easy to follow.

One of the best tutorials i have seen. - straight to the point. + clear and concise. Fantastic

I appreciate it. Thanks. Its really helpful for my revit homework.

Very useful and well presented information, thank you!

Very good video, informative and clearly presented. Thanks, just subscribed as new to revit and hopefully your channel will help teach me some more!!CheersA

Thank you the video and an excellent presentation very much appreciated!!! Rahman

Thank you, for an easy explanation

Thank you. This video is very helpful.

great, thank you very much!