AMAZING i have been using revit for around 7 years now and i had NO IDEA it was that easy!!! i knew it was possible but never looked into it as I mostly avoid curves and me doing something extra is adding a curved wall lol (it's not like i ever get the chance to do something crazy like that for actual projects) but i should have looked this up sooner but now I'm trying to create some interesting ceiling shapes for a class I'm taking so this was much needed, thank you!

Balkan always keeps me motivated to stay on Revit and push boundaries within this cursed app! Great Job! Awesome Video! Maybe a video to apply more massing shapes into actual building programs or competition projects???

Man, your knowledge in Revit is top notch! Thank you for sharing your knowledge! More power to you!

Finally, I swear your reading people’s mind 🙌🏾

I don't normally leave comments but this was a really helpful tutorial. Loved it.

Just right in time!! thank you so much.. 🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️

This is absolutely stunning ❤

dude.. you literally saved me HOURS of stupid cliking in revit by myself.. thank you

This is a really helpful video, Thanks.

this tutorial is actually what i looking for.

sir thankyou so much you are a blessing!

Once again, Balkan Architect saves me! Thank you sir

@rugby2tom69

Жыл бұрын

saves US I should have said!

Excelent video! I would love if you could show how to control completely the textures applied to this complex shapes!

Super helpful thank you!!!

We all architects need you xd lovedit

Thank you so much!! 👍🏼

THANK YOU SO MUCH SIR, what is the different between rfa and rvt families and where to use rfa file in revit? please.

for working as an interior designer with revit, which parts should we learn? is it necessary to learn BIM part?

Love you man

You love man.. best revit tutorial I have ever seen.thank you so much. I have one request can you please show us how to make permatric bench in revit. Thnaks you 🙏

Thank you!

Thank you ❤

Thank you very much

THANKS

awesome stuff, mind is churning how i can use this info

spline through points can't be used in model in situ? cus i don´t see it

"I think all architects like that, maybe it's because none of the investors are actually willing to build something like that" or maybe structural engineers will go on strike XD But great tutorial as always. Your channel is my go-to for Revit advice :)

Can u plz give a brief instructions or guide to buy beginner to intermediate level course on balkan architects

how I add materials to the mass and make it part of the actual project?

the shape of medium and fine level of connected element contains rounding, how to set these kind of problem

What about the measurement ..how can we know that I mean the irregular random shaped plane..

How can you flatten the shapes though, in a way where you can laser cut them as a plane???

Try to model something like Soumaya Museum.

I'm interested to know how they actually build these curves.

@fernandocabrera346

7 ай бұрын

Me too :(. I can bet that they just figure out the numeric value of each part of those shapes, if they divided into parts of course

👏👏👏👏

Free files??!

3:53 - Almost

@amalebowskye

Жыл бұрын

lmaooooooooo king!

let me give u a challenge .... why don't u try to model the artificial island of burj al arab Aka the honey comb ...or the hexagon block to avoid the impact of the water...

Revit is very limited in creating free form, It is best to create that in Maya or similar and imprt it into Revit. Very frustrating.

Hello sir , I'm from india and following you from long-time. I'm a civil engineering student. I'm very interested in your course but it is very high for my financial situation.please Help us to learn such course with our part-time job salary.please low the courses prices we can't afford 😔 Thank you sir🙏.

@Claw94

3 жыл бұрын

does that ever work for you? Hoping for a course price to go down?