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Many of us have done sun studies and walkthroughs in Revit which looked good inside Revit but as soon as you want to export the...

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What we going to cover in this article is to create a simple 270mm brick cavity wall and also a simple internal 110 mm wall....

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I recently had a customer who was rendering a townhouse scheme in Revit. He had some linked models placed onto the site he was busy...

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Since Revit 2015, a new feature has been incorporated into scheduling that might be very beneficial to most people. This feature allows showing an image...

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Microsoft Windows has a feature whereby you can run any application or program in Low, Normal or High priority. By default most programs run in...

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A number of people have asked about how to correctly install Revit from the Building Design Suite 2015. The main issue is caused by the...

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I recently had a client who had issues with a Revit roof design containing gaps. The existing roof had two slopes creating the gap. Below...

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Many Revit users have asked as similar question with regard to how to change the scale of a Revit Fill Pattern. To explain we’ll use...

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Another question is about changing a fill pattern’s dimensions e.g. to make a face brick wall surface pattern match the South African face brick course...

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The creation of door jamb and architrave profiles to be specified in a catalogue. This is typically applicable where a wood miller supplies stock profiles...

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