Landscape Ramp - PRO Tip in Revit Tutorial

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It's like you guys know what I'm doing for this semester's studio project 😂

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Mr Balkan Architect, GOAT Revit teacher

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You are best teacher of revit. i am from India. I found a better job because of you. Thanks 🙏🙏

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Where in india

[@pascastro9928]

As always, just in time!!

[@kaleabsolomon6968]

ur a king balkan thank u

[@balsamIKO79]

Very clever solution. Thank You very much!

[@Pasunreve212]

Thank you soooooo much for the tutorial!! It saved my life 😘

[@trimurtishrigadi6817]

Superb Idea. Very helpfully Thank you so much

[@baenzifly]

Very nice. That was new to me.

[@xsigalx]

Great trick. Thanks a lot.

[@yesnoyep]

superb

[@Dgr8Basak]

Thanks a lot. Great tip.

[@we.are.the.brazil]

Nice trick, good job!

[@JulioAlvaradoPalomo]

Very clever, thank you very much, great tip.

[@zendude-dan]

thank you, this is awsome content!!

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Eres una pistola mi Balkan !

[@rinusheemskerk]

Nice trick, verry useful

[@TusharMhaskar]

thanks. its reduce my work

[@nublisariff5793]

thanks

[@roseline2017]

first method u can fix it if the start and end line parallel than u make the slope line perpendicular to the 2 line.

[@archthiel]

thanks!

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[@FFFF-f2f]

wow

[@AdrianMunteanu77]

Very nice! What about smoothing the slope angle when connecting the ramp to those different levels?

[@MidesStudio]

👍🏻👍🏻

[@borgeprashant]

how to maintain level of that wall with the slab?

[@smitbangare9526]

Wish it could've came sooner 😅

[@juanpablomironsolares1610]

can this aproach be taken for pads?

[@Tcs_Estudant]

Big pró

[@محمدعذابمحسن]

dude please don't spend two minutes in the intro of every video