I got the impression that the guest spoke less than the channel host. The poor man wanted to continue with his demonstration and was interrupted, I think, too many times. But in the end I think it was a very useful live show. Congratulations on the work.

@TheRevitKid

Ай бұрын

So…. You gained value either way? 🤪

@felixdelgadomolina511

Ай бұрын

@@TheRevitKid yes I did, thank you very much for what youre doing.

I really appreciated this session and the previous one with Brenton. Being a kitchen and bath remodeler and cabinet dealer Revits' out of the box cabinets have been the thorn in my side for the last six years. I believe the incredible families which Brenton created are amazing and I can actually aford them too. So Brenton keep on doing what you do and thanks Jeff for your Modern Kitchen remodel videos. Like Akaeme said now the next thorn is lighting the designers and clients can actually appreciate oh yeah then there is furniture.

@TheRevitKid

Жыл бұрын

Cheers Jim!! Thanks for tuning in glad you’re enjoying!

Love these videos with Brenton. They've been super helpful for me to develop my own cabinet families. Thank you!

@TheRevitKid

Жыл бұрын

Cheers! So glad they have helped! I agree, Brenton is great!

Amazing talk. Lots of valuable tips and tricks. A couple of comments: I believe changing the Width, Depth, and Height parameters is possible starting from the Casewrok template. If you choose one of those parameters in the upper part of the screen, there is a box “Instance parameter” that you can tick. Also, there is, I believe, from the users’ perspective, one crucial difference between starting from Generic Model and Generic Model Face Based. The final insertion effect can be the same, but by default, starting from the template “Generic Model Face Based” will insert an element on a vertical face and “Generic Model” with “Work Plane Based: Yes” and “Vertical: No” will by default place it on the parallel face. Placing the back of the furniture in “Center (Front/Back) could be misleading. The “Back” RP can be set as “Defines Origin”. Then, the centre RP can be a reference for placing, e.g. a sink. Once again, it is an excellent talk with much knowledge on building families. My comments may not apply, depending on families’ usage and user priorities.

@TheRevitKid

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for tuning in and adding your own commentary!

You don’t need to change categories to switch the default parameters to instance (casework families). If you select the dim (hosted param) and below the parameter dropdown (in ribbon) you can select the instance tick box.

@TheRevitKid

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for tuning in and the tip!

Good Session but looking forward to seeing you inviting an MEP family creation Guru to the Studio. Thanks all the same👍🏾

@TheRevitKid

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for tuning in! Find me one and I will invite him/her on immediately !

thank you for this amazing session, i learn a lot from also other sections Revit Family Tips ( From a Professional Revit Family Creator ! ), any tips about void array?

@TheRevitKid

Жыл бұрын

What about a void array?

Excellent.

@TheRevitKid

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! Cheers!

I was wondering if you or Brenton teach tutorials or virtual courses for building families? It is very hard to find someone that can teach this in our area.

Thanks Jeff & Brenton, would like to see more about the parametric shelf tutorial in the as Brenton mentioned about Thanks Shyju

@TheRevitKid

Жыл бұрын

The array lesson i gave us linked in the comments. The shelf lesson mentioned is from my full length course on family creation and can be found inside the community >> community.bimafterdark.com

I am curious if this family would be able to do inset doors and drawers

@TheRevitKid

Жыл бұрын

Yes, it does!

How about using inventor to create your families.

@TheRevitKid

Жыл бұрын

……. Why would you do that ?

@kirkdunlap9336

Жыл бұрын

@@TheRevitKid i don't use Revit ...yet ,but I do use inventor some and have ipt and iam files and if they could be imported then i wouldn't have to remake them. I saw a article about this, but since I'm not a Revit user I didn't bother reading it