In Revit, we can create different individual and multi-layered walls but did you know you can also create a Stacked Wall? As Revit Walls are system-based families, you can create different Basic Walls and merge them into a Stacked Wall element. Stacked Walls consist of … Read moreStacked Wall Revit – How to Create & Use
A common approach for exporting sheets or 3D views from Revit is by creating a 2D PDF file through the built-in print function or PDF exporter. But did you know that you can export a 3D PDF file with element details directly from Revit? This … Read moreHow to Export 3D PDF in Revit
Your 3D BIM model contains a lot of information, for example, how much concrete you need, or the square meters of each room. But how do we extract that information? This is where the Revit Schedules come in. A Revit Schedule is a table that … Read moreHow to Create Revit Schedules – Basic Guide
Are you replicating your Revit view settings in each new view? Or are you looking for a way to copy your view settings between projects? With View Templates we can easily apply the same view properties to multiple views or share them between projects. View … Read moreView Template Revit – Everything you need to know
When working with different disciplines on a Revit project, you may sometimes get useful information provided in Excel format. To avoid repeating information in different software programs and throughout the project, it is recommended to store them in a single location. So how do we … Read moreHow to Import Excel into Revit
Sometimes, when working in Revit, we find ourselves in a situation where we want to improve the clarity of a view. To achieve this, we can break or truncate specific parts of the view by adding a Revit Break Line. This allows us to focus … Read moreHow to Add a Revit Break Line
Revit offers a wide range of features to let you create your model. Each function is accessible through dedicated buttons with different icons. However, using these manual interactions is excessively time-consuming and inefficient. You can enhance your productivity and speed by using and learning the … Read moreRevit Shortcuts – What you need to know
In Revit, there are multiple ways to classify elements, and the Keynotes feature stands out as one of these classification methods. The Keynotes feature allows the standardization of predefined notes within one or multiple project files. This parameter is available for all model elements and … Read moreHow to Use Keynotes in Revit – Complete Guide
In Revit, Levels are a reference plane for level-hosted elements, like walls, floors, roofs, and ceilings. The Levels help you organize the height of the design and elements. To ensure the organization of the project, it is essential to add a specific level to each … Read moreLevels in Revit – What you need to know
For creating professional-looking plan views in Revit, it’s crucial to understand the fundamentals of the View Range, which allows you to control the visibility and representation. The View Range defines the extent of the view, determining which elements are displayed or obscured and how they … Read moreView Range Revit – Everything you need to know