@@irenedigitaldesign It's useful if you have reference drawings that you don't want to redraw. You can place the drawing in a drafting view and use the same scale (you can also change the scale). It's more applicable for construction documentation (not so much for presentation drawings). Yeah, give it a shot if sometime.....
@@austingarst Ahhhh!!!! Yes that could be it. My videos focus on an approach from the interior design field. Hopefully you can still find helpful tips.
Autodesk has its own certification program which I think is online. You can follow the link below for more info: www.autodesk.com/certification/all-certifications/revit-architectural-design-professional
I am like 5 min in and I can already tell this tutorial will be vastly more helpful than others on UA-cam currently. Good job!
Finally found the most helpful video regarding this topic.
Glad it was helpful!
Great video you just saved my life @ work today! Thank you! 🙏
haha glad to help!
Life saver... thank u so much
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Great video, thank you!
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Great Video Helpful! Thank you 😊
Thank you for this good knowlege
Great work
nice overview, I usually link a file (CAD or PDF) into a drafting view that allows better scale management
Thanks for sharing! What difference does it make using the drafting view? Would love to try it out.
@@irenedigitaldesign It's useful if you have reference drawings that you don't want to redraw. You can place the drawing in a drafting view and use the same scale (you can also change the scale). It's more applicable for construction documentation (not so much for presentation drawings). Yeah, give it a shot if sometime.....
Ohhhh I see! Great idea, I'll definitely give it a try.
I was really into your video until there was an image that popped in out of no where. I am quite confused about that
Thanks for letting me know. Those images are an editing choice to add some of my humor into the video :)
This doesn't work for me. As soon as I click on the line after enabling the scaling tool, it exits the scaling tool.
Sorry to hear that. It might be the order in which you're following the steps? Or also could be the file type.
@@irenedigitaldesign I think it's because my view was in the mechanical discipline
@@austingarst Ahhhh!!!! Yes that could be it. My videos focus on an approach from the interior design field. Hopefully you can still find helpful tips.
I think your in the numerical scaling. try changing your scale to "graphical"
I want to learn Revit, from where I can learn Revit with certificate online.
Autodesk has its own certification program which I think is online. You can follow the link below for more info:
www.autodesk.com/certification/all-certifications/revit-architectural-design-professional
Good grief...I have been doing this all wrong. That is much better of a workflow.
Always happy to improve someone's workflow.
thanks a lot .............you r so cute