Hello Jonathan, very good instruction, thank you! But I think, there is a little mistake. See 3:10 min. Quote: "and right now, you see by default, it's in the main model category" But the spot you're pointing in the status-bar, displays just the active design option. The only way to see, in which options sth. belongs, is to check in the Properties Palette. Do you agree?
Thank you! Your explanation it's extremely clear! Can i ask you if is it possible have different schedule (walls, doors, windows, etc...) with the different design option?
So once the client has selected the desired option, how do you make the "primary option" or whatever option they choose editable again? Thanks in advance.
I recently run into a limitation of Revit modeling. I am using reference plane to cut taper 2x14 roof joist that is slope 2%. This 2% sloped reference line can be shown in building section or elevation on East or West. However it would not cut some of the floor joist 10ft beyond. So I think the issues was the reference plane does not have enough depth. So I apply propagated extend. I don't know exactly how deep it has propagated. And because reference plane is place on 2% angle. I am not able to See it from South North orientation. Do you have solution for that???
+epond83 If you go back to the design options menu, the place where you originally created the option. Click on the one that you have chose. Under option there will be a button "Make primary" click that. Once you have done that go to the original option that the others are coming from and under option set click "accept primary". This will delete all of the other sets you have made and move the option you want into the main model. I hope this helps.
Straight to the point and very clear, thank for this video!
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Thank you for producing these videos. You are a sweetheart! I cant thank you enough
Thanks man, the visibility graphics part was driving me crazy!
This is an excellent introduction to Design Options.
Excelent video dude, you solved my doubt about how to set it up for layout. Thanks a lot for sharing.
Straight to the point. Great tutorial. Thanks man!
Thank you for the clear explanation. It was easy for me to follow and understand.
Yes, it has been very helpful and easy to follow.
Very easy to follow. Thanks!
Thank you very much, this was so helpful!
Thanks! Great tutorial!
Excellent video.Thank you very much.
simple & helpful! thanks!
great video! thanks
Helpful video. Thanks for making it.
Very helpful! Thank you.
You're welcome
Great Video Tut!
Thanks for your effort. Could you show how to use individual text options for each design option views.
Great stuff, thank you.
No problem. You're welcome.
Great! Very Helpful!
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Thanks! It's helpful to me.
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Thanks! very Helpful!
Very helpful!
Hello Jonathan, very good instruction, thank you!
But I think, there is a little mistake. See 3:10 min.
Quote: "and right now, you see by default, it's in the main model category"
But the spot you're pointing in the status-bar, displays just the active design option.
The only way to see, in which options sth. belongs, is to check in the Properties Palette.
Do you agree?
I like your work...
Thank you! Your explanation it's extremely clear!
Can i ask you if is it possible have different schedule (walls, doors, windows, etc...) with the different design option?
Ok, i found the solution by myself! Thanks anyway
Absolutely you can...
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So once the client has selected the desired option, how do you make the "primary option" or whatever option they choose editable again? Thanks in advance.
Thank you!
No problem at all!
I recently run into a limitation of Revit modeling.
I am using reference plane to cut taper 2x14 roof joist that is slope 2%.
This 2% sloped reference line can be shown in building section or elevation on East or West.
However it would not cut some of the floor joist 10ft beyond.
So I think the issues was the reference plane does not have enough depth. So I apply propagated extend. I don't know exactly how deep it has propagated.
And because reference plane is place on 2% angle. I am not able to See it from South North orientation.
Do you have solution for that???
hi . when i use text in for example option 1 , i see that text in another option like option 2 and 3 and ... how can i see text in its own option?
Thanks
So if you decide to use design option 2 how do you make it part of your main model so it can the properly be edited?
+epond83 If you go back to the design options menu, the place where you originally created the option. Click on the one that you have chose. Under option there will be a button "Make primary" click that. Once you have done that go to the original option that the others are coming from and under option set click "accept primary". This will delete all of the other sets you have made and move the option you want into the main model. I hope this helps.
Can you make changes to walls and doors with this?
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SmarterArchitect Thank you very much. I just need to do some more tinkering. Already subscribed.
Thanks for the great VID, I've been looking for the one related to changes involving doors and windows as well but can't seem to find it. Subscribed
How do you remove elements from a design option that you may have added by accident?
+Rusty Hartman great question - edit the design option and then deselect elements to take out
I tried that but it wouldn't let me see deselect anything. My I was in the wrong mode.
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