FULL PROJECT EP-09 - Site Plan & Filters - Revit Electrical Tutorial

This Episode 09 includes modeling an electrical site plan, underlaying a PDF to determine the view rotation angle, downloading out-of-the-box families, using a custom family, modeling 3D conduits, and controlling visibility with filters.
This is a brand new multi-episode series covering the creation of a full residential electrical project from start to finish utilizing a publicly available Autodesk architectural house project, as well as out-of-the-box Revit electrical families (as much as possible) to help beginners learn how to model and document electrical designs within Revit.
Full Project Series Videos are in a playlist, and also here:
EP-01 • FULL PROJECT EP 01 - L...
EP-02 • FULL PROJECT EP-02 - L...
EP-03 • FULL PROJECT EP-03 - P...
EP-04 • FULL PROJECT EP-04 - 1...
EP-05 • FULL PROJECT EP-05 - F...
EP-06 • FULL PROJECT EP-06 - L...
EP-07 • FULL PROJECT EP-07 - P...
EP-08 • FULL PROJECT EP-08 - L...
EP-09 • FULL PROJECT EP-09 - ...
EP-10 • FULL PROJECT EP-10 - ...
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[@ElectricRob]

After this video, check out a FULL OVERVIEW of a COMPLETE REVIT Electrical Project!! ua-cam.com/video/re5WoiOOvNI/v-deo.html

[@raninash3225]

Very Helpful

[@ElectricRob]

Glad it helped

[@ningzhou8397]

thanks Rob, great video as always, just a quick comment, acquire coordinates from linked arch model and orientation to true north will do the trick instead of linking PDF

[@ElectricRob]

Hey there Ning - thanks for the feedback and comment! And yes, you bring up a great point! I do need to use the "project north" and "true north" settings more often! At least this shows viewers how to link a PDF, and how to rotate a view, which was my main goal. But yes, the best workflow (and more accurate) would be to set it up as you noted.