You are really good at this, but I have a hard question. I have a project where we have a "butterfly" roof that slopes in at a 4:12 and the valley slopes down at a 1:12. Do you have any idea how I would draw a compound slope in Revit?
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He explains it here: ua-cam.com/video/ruMh7hcL7UI/v-deo.html
Hi I enjoyed your tutorial, It is very clear. Roofing is a very interesting study. The ecstatic of the house changes completely. I have just completed a 'L' shape house with the gable end in the middle. It was only possible because of your teaching. I am trying find a video that would show me how to change ridge position without changing the pitch of roof. Can it be done? If so, could you please put up a video on how to do that. Furthermore, I am also trying to see a video that shows how cut part of a existing roof under new construction phrase but, it will yet appear on existing phrase and also how to place two different roof cladding on one plane? I would appreciate it if you could help me please.
+nira bottinga Thank you for replying. My question is Gable roof has a Ridge where the triangle meet at the top. I need to cut off, on one side, part of the roof plane. At the same time I need to add a new roof plane with a different angle starting from the place where I cut it off the existing roof plane. I need to show in different phrases the existing, part which is to be demolished and the attached new roof. The problem occurs when I want to cut part of the exg. roof plane the exg. roof ridge shifts. But in real life it does not happens as in Revit. So I want to know how to keep the exg ridge as is and yet cut part of the roof plane.
I had to step away to develop "The Revit Course I Wish" was available. I plan to have a Zoom to talk with subscribers of this Smarter Architect community within the next week. I'm so excited about this next chapter!
I promised to only like tutorials that works for me... Yours always works. Thanks
I only share what has worked for myself personally. I have used Revit myself for over 12 years
Hi SA
Thank You for making it so clear and easy to understand.
I enjoy watching your tutorials.
I'm glad the videos are helpful. Keep watching and I appreciate the feedback.
That 'Specify' menu trick was what I needed...
Thanks!!
It is helpful to quickly locate a view or revit family in the project. It's the little things in life. :)
thank you, this works so well!
Glad you got it!
Very clear,thank you sir
Nice but the result wasnt clean...( unprofessional ) how to fix that lines on the roof??
You are really good at this, but I have a hard question. I have a project where we have a "butterfly" roof that slopes in at a 4:12 and the valley slopes down at a 1:12. Do you have any idea how I would draw a compound slope in Revit?
He explains it here: ua-cam.com/video/ruMh7hcL7UI/v-deo.html
Hi
I enjoyed your tutorial, It is very clear. Roofing is a very interesting study. The ecstatic of the house changes completely. I have just completed a 'L' shape house with the gable end in the middle. It was only possible because of your teaching.
I am trying find a video that would show me how to change ridge position without changing the pitch of roof. Can it be done? If so, could you please put up a video on how to do that.
Furthermore, I am also trying to see a video that shows how cut part of a existing roof under new construction phrase but, it will yet appear on existing phrase and also
how to place two different roof cladding on one plane?
I would appreciate it if you could help me please.
+nira bottinga I don't understand the question. Can you re-phrase it for me?
+nira bottinga
Thank you for replying.
My question is Gable roof has a Ridge where the triangle meet at the top. I need to cut off, on one side, part of the roof plane. At the same time I need to add a new roof plane with a different angle starting from the place where I cut it off the existing roof plane.
I need to show in different phrases the existing, part which is to be demolished and the attached new roof.
The problem occurs when I want to cut part of the exg. roof plane the exg. roof ridge shifts. But in real life it does not happens as in Revit.
So I want to know how to keep the exg ridge as is and yet cut part of the roof plane.
this guy tutorial were good and wonder why he stop uploading videos. does any body know why?
I had to step away to develop "The Revit Course I Wish" was available. I plan to have a Zoom to talk with subscribers of this Smarter Architect community within the next week. I'm so excited about this next chapter!
thanks for sharing this trick. please could you please share a trick on how to place ridge cap or ridge tail using Revit architecture
AMADI HENRY I mean ridge tiles on roof for realistic design
AMADI HENRY Creating materials improves the quality of all renderings. It will be covered in the course.
thank god for speed x2