For those who were wondering, you can download all of the project files and access 100+ Revit tutorials on my website successfularchistudent.com/revit/ Otherwise, feel free to follow along with the free videos here on UA-cam. I appreciate your support!
@@vanogvencadze9053 You'll have to purchase the full course to get access to the files. Otherwise, the lessons are all available here on UA-cam if you'd like to follow along
For someone as dumb as me that sucks at figuring things out. I'm thankful that your making this and making it easy to understand and not pressing buttons that nobody knows about without telling us.
I work as an interior designer in Sydney while also pursuing my studies in building design. I'm thrilled to have come across your UA-cam videos and have just purchased all three Revit courses!
Aussies are my favorite people to learn from now. First Andrew Price(Blender Guru) and now you. The jolly attitude and sense of humor during these lessons is love
I’m an interior designer worked on CAD most my career of 15 years. This really helped getting my feet wet for Revit projects at work. Thank you for very clear and comprehensive first tutorial!
Im in exactly the same boat, been working on CAD/Sketchup for years and they say you need to unlearn what you've learned to be able to do Revit, hench why I was always scared of exploring this beast but the more you get the hang of it the easier it becomes. Especially self tough becomes cloudy sometimes, your video put me at ease!!
As someone who is currently jobless after completing my Masters degree from the University of Birmingham, I found this course. February 29, 2024, is the date I start this course, and I hope that with this skill, I may land a job in a good company.
I use Revit a LOT at work to review models and basically flail like a drowning person. Tis will be super helpful! I'm looking forward to finishing the whole series.
I used Sketch up back in uni for my projects (8years ago) and I couldn't get understand the hype around Revit. Well that was until i decided to teach myself n use it for my fourth year final project. It was so simple to understand and efficient. Wish I had something like this to keep me from guessing functions. I'll keep watching though. I could learn something new.
Bro. I gotta tell you. You're the first person I clicked in for beginners tutorials and I'm very pleased by your style of teaching. You're straight forward yet entertaining. And I wanna thank you for saying take a deep breath. It's not scary at all. It surely looked scary tbh but you made it look like piece of cake. Edit: your old house looked awesome btw. Thank you for sharing it. It was very useful. It sorta polished my visualization skills. My man 🙌🏻
I have tried watching other Revit tutorials and yours has been the most helpful. I really appreciate you simplifying this for beginners! Thank you for doing this.
Am a civil engineer and I have been trying to learn archicad but I couldn't grasp it fully so I said let me try Revit and after watching your first video, I feel like am going to have an amazing and informative learning experience. Thank you
Im a beginner first year student civil engineer.. from Philippines... I wish i can be like you sir🙂 thank you for this video.. only watch cant afford to buy laptop so just practicing in school only😁
Great info! I just accepted a job as a “Virtual Design Construction Engineer” (VDC) and i need to brush up on my Revit skills. I’ll be watching all your vids! Keep up the good work buddy 👌🏽
Architecture Masters student here! Thank you for these tutorials! I am in a program that accepts students who don't have a background in architecture, and I find it daunting how they don't require us to learn revit, but expect us to magically know it. I have a background in construction among other things so I've learned different software. Thanks for these tutorials! They've probably saved my grade! Cheers!
I can't thank you enough for the stuff and effort you're putting out here. as a student you are breaking down the material in the simplest way possible. If you have a patreon where we can support you, please let us know
My absolute pleasure! I don't have a patreon but if you feel like supporting me you can check out the courses on my website. successfularchistudent.com/courses-for-architecture-students/ Otherwise, commenting and liking my videos is more support than I could ever ask for. Thank you!
I have not seen the entire video but I stopped to say that I really like the way explain every thing its easy and simple and I love how every minute you say its not scary thank you
I watched almost the entire UA-cam planet, but I have never seen a channel with videos as descriptive and useful as yours. Thank you for your effort 🥰💯
Great class! Currently transferred to a tech institute. That required leaving my cc cad professor behind. Wanted to learn revit from him but the timeline needed me to move forward. I’m fluid in autocad but it’s time to get ahead with revit. Thanks for making this!
I really liked your approach of teaching, where in the beginning itself you took off the load from viewers mind, as Revit is a complex software and just focusing on what is Important. Specifically the tabs. Kudos. Am new to revit and am following your tutorials, its so quick and easy to understand. Thanks.
thanks bro. You were tremendous. You explained everything very clearly. I am a 30year user of ACAD from Dos time Acad 9 or 8. Green screen and you were easy to listen to. Thanks. From Trinidad And Tobago.
Finally! A tutorial that doesn't have the mic shoved up against the guys throat so you can hear every time they gulp. I swear every Autodesk tutorial I have looked at so far I've had to close because of that sound.
Such an amazing, enjoyable, helpful tutorial ever seen, a true evidence of 20/80 rule efficiency, direct to the point, crystal clear presentation, engaging presenter. May you Kyle Sinko be blessed more. More Power to you and thank you for this effort to be an instrument to those people who at first afraid of this software. Really scary at some point you just want to stay with autocadd but with this tutorial it makes everyone feel at home to try revit and make way to success in their Architectural journey.
I’m a Landscape architect student at QUT, and we generally steer clear of 3D modelling on our projects and stick to autocad, would be nice if they started teaching more of this BIM stuff.
I'm a grad student in the MLA prgram with UO and we typically work in Rhino. However, my internship had me working in Revit and I'm now seeing the benefit of working in this program as opposed to Rhino.
Very informative. I've used AutoCAD for over 20 years and Inventor since it came out, but never really dabbled in Revit too much but would like to. So far from seeing your video it doesn't seem so steep of a learning curve. Thank you
thanks for the great content .. i have been working with this and i now know that this is something that i must master .. if i can then the moves are endless in this area . thanks again
I jumped onto your course just understand the intricacies of Revit and modelling. I am a beginnner and I believe the only Electrical engineer in the comments. Lol..Great stuff mate!
as HVAC designer, im usually working in autocad, but i want to elevate my projects and ofcourse i have to learn how to make basic architecture, because 1% of the architects here are working with revit lol. Hope this playlist helps me !
Kyle, i want to say thank you for uploading this series of Revit Tutorials. Being a floor & truss designer, i am trying to learn Revit so i can start designing homes for myself. One question i had tho, was the 1st height. I noticed you mention the porch/front entrance being 0mm but then the 1st level being 1400mm which was based off 7 (200mm) risers. At 21:22 you can see the floor plan & it shows 4 risers up to the landing/ 1st level. That being said , the 1st floor is actually 800mm above the front entrance. Let me know if i am understanding this correctly. I would greatly appreciate your response. Thank you nonetheless. Love from Canada 🇨🇦
I think another way to find the height from photo is checking the dimensions of one of the windows from the plan, scale the photo using the window as a point and measure the height
Gonna binge this entire series and learn revit! We use autocad at work for designing fire sprinkler systems and it’s so slow, I wanna start using revit since it’s so much faster and better from what I understand
Coming from Archicad and Revit seems to be much more detail ! it doea intimidating at first, but I'll try... Maybe i switch to Revit as my main BIM tools
Lol, had the exact same experience when I was 10yo. Ran to the shed to get something. In the meantime my mom closed to sliding door. And I was in full sprint on the way back. Actually jumped the final part, planning to jump inside. Big bang. Nose first on the glass. Rebounded back 2m. And then sitting on the garden tiles all surprised like "wtf happened". xD
Best Revit Course video ever! super super helpful! I used to be afraid of learning Revit, your explanation is so clear and good, which gives me much confidence! Thank you!
Seriously, what a fantastic resource for the community Kyle!! Love the energy too, something you don't find that often in tutorials hahah p.s. Still have no idea how you've managed to create such quality stuff on top of uni and work hahah 😅
I appreciate your tutorials. Coming back after years this has been so helpful. I have a dumb question. I have deleted the properties tab. Simple X I accidently clicked on. How do I restore the properties tab?
Hi Catherine, thanks so much for the comment. Hopefully you've found my video already but if not this is how to bring back the properties panel in 20 seconds ua-cam.com/video/wTy-kEJyPN0/v-deo.html Cheers
it's funny to actually find someone who has also experienced the running through the sliding glass door like when I was a child. Fortunately for me, I stood on a pile of glass with no major cuts. I always tell people that I had "jumped/ran through a glass like batman" to impress people, but I never know if they're actually impressed or just think I was an idiot child.
Hi Kyle. Your video tutorials and associated materials are brilliant. I wish you every success in the future mate. One of the big Universities should employ you. Conor - Dublin, Ireland. Sláinte mhaith a chara. :-)
Wow this is amazing man, I really learned from you! Keep going man I really love your videos, I'm learning and having fun at the same time haha! Stay solid bro! p.s. Coming from an architecture student in the Philippines!
great video. finally a guy who know hows to explain to beginners. (i dont have the architectual template, and my groundfloor is named level 1. is there a place i can download architectual template? i got one named default template..)
I've been using autocad and rhino so far but BIM sofwares seem much more practical that I almost question why I bother with any other program. Thanks for this video, it was really helpful. p.s I also play ice hockey but it's hard when you're an architecture student!
Very cool! Definitely not much time to practice hockey. BIM is the future, but I don't think learning other programs is a waste of time. But, I would definitely spend a majority of my time using Revit or other BIM software.
Hello @kylesinko, thank you for your course it's really interesting. But I have a question. How it can be that level 2 height is 600 mm under the Ground Floor Roof.
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For those who were wondering, you can download all of the project files and access 100+ Revit tutorials on my website successfularchistudent.com/revit/
Otherwise, feel free to follow along with the free videos here on UA-cam. I appreciate your support!
is project files free?
@@vanogvencadze9053 You'll have to purchase the full course to get access to the files. Otherwise, the lessons are all available here on UA-cam if you'd like to follow along
Hi I am wondering where to get the image of the floor plan to follow these videos on youtube?
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For someone as dumb as me that sucks at figuring things out. I'm thankful that your making this and making it easy to understand and not pressing buttons that nobody knows about without telling us.
Glad you find it helpful! Thanks for watching
I work as an interior designer in Sydney while also pursuing my studies in building design. I'm thrilled to have come across your UA-cam videos and have just purchased all three Revit courses!
Aussies are my favorite people to learn from now. First Andrew Price(Blender Guru) and now you. The jolly attitude and sense of humor during these lessons is love
Hahaha awesome! Thank you so much. I’m glad you enjoy the vids :p
I’m an interior designer worked on CAD most my career of 15 years. This really helped getting my feet wet for Revit projects at work. Thank you for very clear and comprehensive first tutorial!
That's awesome! Thanks for tuning in, I'm glad it was helpful
Im in exactly the same boat, been working on CAD/Sketchup for years and they say you need to unlearn what you've learned to be able to do Revit, hench why I was always scared of exploring this beast but the more you get the hang of it the easier it becomes. Especially self tough becomes cloudy sometimes, your video put me at ease!!
As someone who is currently jobless after completing my Masters degree from the University of Birmingham, I found this course. February 29, 2024, is the date I start this course, and I hope that with this skill, I may land a job in a good company.
Does it helped? I mean got a job?
any update?
French student here. I like how you explain every detail for stressed beginners x)
Thank you.
Haha, you are most welcome! Cheers. We all started knowing nothing at all :)
I use Revit a LOT at work to review models and basically flail like a drowning person. Tis will be super helpful! I'm looking forward to finishing the whole series.
Thanks
Thank you!
I used Sketch up back in uni for my projects (8years ago) and I couldn't get understand the hype around Revit. Well that was until i decided to teach myself n use it for my fourth year final project. It was so simple to understand and efficient. Wish I had something like this to keep me from guessing functions. I'll keep watching though. I could learn something new.
Currently in last year, and learning it for my last project too, pray for me since I have 4 months to finish ahah
Bro. I gotta tell you. You're the first person I clicked in for beginners tutorials and I'm very pleased by your style of teaching. You're straight forward yet entertaining. And I wanna thank you for saying take a deep breath. It's not scary at all. It surely looked scary tbh but you made it look like piece of cake.
Edit: your old house looked awesome btw. Thank you for sharing it. It was very useful. It sorta polished my visualization skills. My man 🙌🏻
I have tried watching other Revit tutorials and yours has been the most helpful. I really appreciate you simplifying this for beginners! Thank you for doing this.
That’s so awesome to hear! Thank you very much. Cheers
Am a civil engineer and I have been trying to learn archicad but I couldn't grasp it fully so I said let me try Revit and after watching your first video, I feel like am going to have an amazing and informative learning experience. Thank you
Thank you so much! All the best learning Revit
Im a beginner first year student civil engineer.. from Philippines... I wish i can be like you sir🙂 thank you for this video.. only watch cant afford to buy laptop so just practicing in school only😁
That’s awesome! Thanks for watching and good luck with your studies :)
Hope after your graduate you can afford best PC/Laptop for it
Don't give up! U got this
Great info! I just accepted a job as a “Virtual Design Construction Engineer” (VDC) and i need to brush up on my Revit skills. I’ll be watching all your vids! Keep up the good work buddy 👌🏽
Awesome! Big congrats, look forward to seeing you around the channel
Architecture Masters student here! Thank you for these tutorials! I am in a program that accepts students who don't have a background in architecture, and I find it daunting how they don't require us to learn revit, but expect us to magically know it. I have a background in construction among other things so I've learned different software. Thanks for these tutorials! They've probably saved my grade! Cheers!
So glad to hear that! Thank you!
the most energetic revit instructor ever! I didn't get tiered while watching😂🤭
I can't thank you enough for the stuff and effort you're putting out here. as a student you are breaking down the material in the simplest way possible. If you have a patreon where we can support you, please let us know
My absolute pleasure! I don't have a patreon but if you feel like supporting me you can check out the courses on my website. successfularchistudent.com/courses-for-architecture-students/
Otherwise, commenting and liking my videos is more support than I could ever ask for. Thank you!
I have not seen the entire video but I stopped to say that I really like the way explain every thing its easy and simple and I love how every minute you say its not scary thank you
Thank you so much Engi! I appreciate the comment
I watched almost the entire UA-cam planet, but I have never seen a channel with videos as descriptive and useful as yours. Thank you for your effort 🥰💯
Thanks!
You're welcome! Thanks for the donation :)
Thank you so much for these quick start videos. There are so many videos out there that go too fast for a newbie!! Thankyou, thank you you are a star!
I am a 8 years old student.You helped me so much from this video,now i can make projects in revit.
thanx
That’s awesome! Keep going. You’re very advanced for your age
@@kylesinko i think he has been studying for 8 years haha
Oh no, i was wrong i think. Now that i read it again
Thank you for doing this brother. As someone who has only started learning Revit in the last 2 months, this series will be incredibly useful ❤️
I'm so glad! Thank you for your support
is project files free?
Great class! Currently transferred to a tech institute. That required leaving my cc cad professor behind. Wanted to learn revit from him but the timeline needed me to move forward. I’m fluid in autocad but it’s time to get ahead with revit. Thanks for making this!
You’re so welcome, thank you! Glad you’re enjoying it
I really liked your approach of teaching, where in the beginning itself you took off the load from viewers mind, as Revit is a complex software and just focusing on what is Important. Specifically the tabs. Kudos. Am new to revit and am following your tutorials, its so quick and easy to understand. Thanks.
I'm so glad to hear Kamal! Thank you for your kind words. I hope you enjoy watching more of my videos. Cheers
i took a deep breathe and it seems easy. thanks kyle
This is the easiest tutorial I have ever seen. Really well simplified and well explained. Thank you
Thank you so much! That is awesome feedback
Hey I’m a 3rd year arch student I just wanted to tell y’all thank you for this video
Hi Larry! You are most welcome. Thanks for watching!
thank you. I start training next week and your videos are giving me an idea of what. will be learning.
thanks bro. You were tremendous. You explained everything very clearly. I am a 30year user of ACAD from Dos time Acad 9 or 8. Green screen and you were easy to listen to. Thanks. From Trinidad And Tobago.
I am mechanical engineer from Ethiopia local university, your are what smart lecturer, keep it up. thank you very much
Thank you so much! I'm glad you are enjoying the course
hello man , i am mechanical engineering student from somalia , how is the job market for mechanical engineers in Ethoipia .
The time has come! Love your work man, keep doing your thing and this page will blow up!
Thanks a lot Tim. Really appreciate your support
Finally! A tutorial that doesn't have the mic shoved up against the guys throat so you can hear every time they gulp. I swear every Autodesk tutorial I have looked at so far I've had to close because of that sound.
I take great pride in not swallowing my mic while I record - thanks for noticing! Cheers 😂🙏
Such an amazing, enjoyable, helpful tutorial ever seen, a true evidence of 20/80 rule efficiency, direct to the point, crystal clear presentation, engaging presenter. May you Kyle Sinko be blessed more. More Power to you and thank you for this effort to be an instrument to those people who at first afraid of this software. Really scary at some point you just want to stay with autocadd but with this tutorial it makes everyone feel at home to try revit and make way to success in their Architectural journey.
Thank you so much!
possibily the clearest tutorial I have ever seen
Am 2nd year civil Engineering Student This has help me a lot
Thank you
Glad to hear, thanks a lot :.)
All I can say is Thank you for sharing this online!
Kyle, your'e awesome, I milled through a lot of other videos and teachers and you are an order of magnitude better than the next best person.
Wow, thank you so much! I really appreciate that and glad you’re enjoying my videos
Learning Revit in order to export a building to IES VE, first tutorial went smooth as a charm 👌
Awesome to hear man! Hope it's going well
Thank you so much🙏💓 As a civil engineer, this was very useful for me. The way you explain things is really good and easy to understand
I’m a Landscape architect student at QUT, and we generally steer clear of 3D modelling on our projects and stick to autocad, would be nice if they started teaching more of this BIM stuff.
It's definitely a useful tool to learn. AutoCAD is a thing of the past nowadays, though still used by many professions. Cheers
I'm a grad student in the MLA prgram with UO and we typically work in Rhino. However, my internship had me working in Revit and I'm now seeing the benefit of working in this program as opposed to Rhino.
Thank you for this course. I'm also an architecture student and started learning revit just this week.
You're most welcome! I hope you find it useful, good luck!
Very informative. I've used AutoCAD for over 20 years and Inventor since it came out, but never really dabbled in Revit too much but would like to. So far from seeing your video it doesn't seem so steep of a learning curve. Thank you
Awesome to hear. Good luck with the BIM journey, I'll be here if you ever need help
when you are calculating height of wall based on number of bricks, don't forget the mortar joints, usually 10mm.
Correct, good pick up thanks!
Put this plan in the description or comment section so that we can also download that one 😊
Hi Kyle, I have just started Construction Management (Honours) @ UniSA, great course & thanks for taking the time to put it together!
Hey Josh, that’s awesome! Thanks for stopping by. Good luck with your studies, I might see you around :)
Dziękujemy.
Nie ma za co. Dziękujem!
This is a very informative and fun video, I loved it. Also that drum kit looks sick!
I just enrolled in a Revit class, now I'm frustrated in my instructor. Luckily I saw you/this! hoooo~ Thank you for saving me !
You’re welcome! I hope it goes smoothly, thanks for tuning in :)
I'm a beginner. Today I'll start with the Part 1 video. ^^
Thank you for your tutorials of Revit. The way of your teaching is very interesting and indulging. Thank you once again.
That's so nice to hear! Thank you
for the blurry brick measurement. possibly use a photo editer and bring up the "pop" and or details and sharpness
thanks for the great content .. i have been working with this and i now know that this is something that i must master .. if i can then the moves are endless in this area . thanks again
Got through my first semester and it was all drawing based so it's nice to see a full tutorial online so i can get ahead:)
Glad to see you're learning in your free time. Keep it up :)
YOUR MIGHT JUST BE THE GOAT. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR DOING THIS
Haha! Thank you so much Johan
I jumped onto your course just understand the intricacies of Revit and modelling. I am a beginnner and I believe the only Electrical engineer in the comments. Lol..Great stuff mate!
I literally didnt know I could get it for free, I was so overwhelmed by the price thanks man
as HVAC designer, im usually working in autocad, but i want to elevate my projects and ofcourse i have to learn how to make basic architecture, because 1% of the architects here are working with revit lol. Hope this playlist helps me !
I really like your video with candid explanation. Next SEM i gonna study engineering drawing with BIM... Thks for sharing
I am civil engineer. Really appriciate you for making it simple.
You’re so welcome, thanks for watching!
You deliver the learning points really clearly and you're not boring so this series is fantastic!
Nice to hear Jay, thanks a lot! I hope you enjoy it
Kyle, i want to say thank you for uploading this series of Revit Tutorials. Being a floor & truss designer, i am trying to learn Revit so i can start designing homes for myself. One question i had tho, was the 1st height. I noticed you mention the porch/front entrance being 0mm but then the 1st level being 1400mm which was based off 7 (200mm) risers. At 21:22 you can see the floor plan & it shows 4 risers up to the landing/ 1st level. That being said , the 1st floor is actually 800mm above the front entrance. Let me know if i am understanding this correctly. I would greatly appreciate your response. Thank you nonetheless. Love from Canada 🇨🇦
@kylesinko
Thank you for this Kyle. Not only did I learn something but I enjoyed doing so too!
Thank you Bryan! I appreciate that heaps
I think another way to find the height from photo is checking the dimensions of one of the windows from the plan, scale the photo using the window as a point and measure the height
Best Tutorials on Revit I'v seen. Your style of teaching is brilliant. Can you also do a tutorial on Revit for interior Designers.... please.
Thanks a lot MB! That might be something I do in the future, though it won't be for awhile as I have a lot of other content planned :D
One of the BIM courses at my uni is absolutely full, so this is really helpful in the meantime!
That's a bummer but glad to hear you're finding this helpful!
Gonna binge this entire series and learn revit! We use autocad at work for designing fire sprinkler systems and it’s so slow, I wanna start using revit since it’s so much faster and better from what I understand
Good on you! Have fun :D
Great Video. I've struggled with Revit in the past, but you explain it so well. Thanks again brother
I am a Revit Lover and your work on Revit =Super. Gracias!!
Awesome! Thanks a lot 🧡
the best tutorial for revit ever.
Good Day, Mate. I can not thank you enough for your tutorial on how clear and easy is to follow. Cheers, and keep up the good work.
Thank you very much! Ps I like the bike in your profile picture, cheers mate!
Coming from Archicad and Revit seems to be much more detail ! it doea intimidating at first, but I'll try...
Maybe i switch to Revit as my main BIM tools
you have a good heart, Kyle; these series would be of GREAT help to me...God bless you.
Thank you very much Eve. I really appreciate it!
is project files free?
Great vid - if it makes perfect sense to someone with no architectural training, it must be good!
Thanks for your clear instructions - Just been able to insert sit plan and scale it!!! An essential basic for Architecture year 1 unit
You're so welcome! Thanks for watching. Glad it was helpful Helen
You sir are a generous person.
Much better explanation than the other videos
Thank you very much. Glad you’re enjoying it
Hey - thanks - fantastic teaching style. Very clear and logical. Love that you have a plan to take us through.
Glad you like it Helen! Thank you!
Thank you for sharing tips and tricks with us. I'm studying Civil engineer in Tasmania. Sucess in your channel!!!
Thanks a lot, all the best :)
Lol, had the exact same experience when I was 10yo. Ran to the shed to get something. In the meantime my mom closed to sliding door. And I was in full sprint on the way back. Actually jumped the final part, planning to jump inside. Big bang. Nose first on the glass. Rebounded back 2m. And then sitting on the garden tiles all surprised like "wtf happened". xD
Hahaha I know your pain brother! Hope you recovered both physically and mentally 😆
Thanks so much, i'm re-teaching myself Revit and this has been very helpful!
Thanks a lot! Glad you enjoyed it. Feel free to watch the other lessons of the course on my channel (:
I'm so grateful I found your channel, The beginner's series is so so helpful. Thanks a lot for all your effort to make these videos🙇♀
You're very welcome! Glad you've been able to stop by :)
You are an amazing human being for doing this. Thank you
You are so kind! Thank you
Best Revit Course video ever! super super helpful! I used to be afraid of learning Revit, your explanation is so clear and good, which gives me much confidence! Thank you!
So glad to hear Huang! Feel free to check out all my other Revit lessons. Cheers!
Seriously, what a fantastic resource for the community Kyle!! Love the energy too, something you don't find that often in tutorials hahah
p.s. Still have no idea how you've managed to create such quality stuff on top of uni and work hahah 😅
Thanks a lot Alvin! It's been a juggling act trying to get this out, for sure 😅
@@kylesinko is project files free?
I appreciate your tutorials. Coming back after years this has been so helpful. I have a dumb question. I have deleted the properties tab. Simple X I accidently clicked on. How do I restore the properties tab?
Hi Catherine, thanks so much for the comment. Hopefully you've found my video already but if not this is how to bring back the properties panel in 20 seconds ua-cam.com/video/wTy-kEJyPN0/v-deo.html
Cheers
it's funny to actually find someone who has also experienced the running through the sliding glass door like when I was a child. Fortunately for me, I stood on a pile of glass with no major cuts. I always tell people that I had "jumped/ran through a glass like batman" to impress people, but I never know if they're actually impressed or just think I was an idiot child.
Thanks for this, Kyle! I use Revit in most of my school projects and I want to master it. Great vid!
Glad it was helpful! Thank you so much for your support
Amazing teaching style and the best and the clearest tutorials I have ever found. Thank you!
That means a lot, thank you very much!
You make it fun to learn this and your a very good teacher
Thank you so much! I appreciate that
Excellent work, Kyle; easy and proactive. Good luck with your venture.
Thank you so much! I appreciate that Steve
Hi, could we take the height reference from the picture with elevations ?
Hi Kyle. Your video tutorials and associated materials are brilliant. I wish you every success in the future mate. One of the big Universities should employ you. Conor - Dublin, Ireland. Sláinte mhaith a chara. :-)
Wow this is amazing man, I really learned from you! Keep going man I really love your videos, I'm learning and having fun at the same time haha! Stay solid bro!
p.s. Coming from an architecture student in the Philippines!
Awesome, thank you! Glad to hear you're enjoying it :)
great video. finally a guy who know hows to explain to beginners. (i dont have the architectual template, and my groundfloor is named level 1. is there a place i can download architectual template? i got one named default template..)
LIKE THE COURSE. I NEED TO LEARN AND DEVELOP SPEED.
am so happy for this program, thanks to u so much
I've been using autocad and rhino so far but BIM sofwares seem much more practical that I almost question why I bother with any other program. Thanks for this video, it was really helpful. p.s I also play ice hockey but it's hard when you're an architecture student!
Very cool! Definitely not much time to practice hockey. BIM is the future, but I don't think learning other programs is a waste of time. But, I would definitely spend a majority of my time using Revit or other BIM software.
Hello @kylesinko, thank you for your course it's really interesting. But I have a question. How it can be that level 2 height is 600 mm under the Ground Floor Roof.