Yes, I’m going to do this. I’m going to write another post about a widely used term and try to untangle reality from the fiction. Let’s talk about the term “AI”… Mr Gates wrote a compelling article recently about AI Agents specifically, and even Mr Clippy got a slightly dishonourable mention. But hold on to […] Appeared first on the What Revit Wants blog ..read more

When creating a room data sheet, say for a healthcare project, it is often necessary to create a 3D axonometric view per room. While every organisation will have their own graphic standard, typically, any foreground walls obstructing the main room layout will be overridden. For example, these walls (and their dependent doors and windows) may […] Appeared first on the Parametric Monkey blog ..read more

When creating a room data sheet, say for a healthcare project, it is often necessary to create a 3D axonometric view per room to accompany the detailed floor plan, internal elevations and schedules. To create these views within Revit involves multiple steps: Duplicate an existing 3D view. Rename the view. Activate the section box and […] Appeared first on the Parametric Monkey blog ..read more

When documenting a project, it is often necessary to create callout views to show a specific area at a different scale. For example, in healthcare projects, callouts of every room are often needed as part of the room data sheet. Within Revit, there are two ways to create these callout views. The first method involves […] Appeared first on the Parametric Monkey blog ..read more

Depending on your organisation’s naming conventions, a window is generally named something along the lines of Element prefix – Room # – Sequence #, for example, W-101-01. In this scenario, the room number references the window’s ‘from’ room. While most external windows won’t have a ‘to’ room, using the ‘from’ room ensures that the window naming still […] Appeared first on the Parametric Monkey blog ..read more

I really wish I could have more time to write and post here, I really miss it. We all get these moments where you realize perspective and get those good ol’ ideas in place we really can’t say. Mine came to me tonight in the grocery store…who knew. This year’s Autodesk University was one of […] Appeared first on the MEP BIM Engineer blog ..read more

The feeback on last week’s post was positive And I moved some code around so that it would recursively handle all nested subfamilies private void MergeFamilies(Document doc,... Read more Appeared first on the Boost Your BIM blog ..read more

In the demanding world of healthcare, precision and efficiency are paramount. Designing specialised spaces like a Breast Cancer Institute within a hospital in Sydney, Australia, requires meticulous planning and unwavering attention to detail. This case study delves into how the integration of Building Information Modelling (BIM) design through the 4M FineHVAC software, revolutionised the design […] Appeared first on the AECbytes Blog ..read more

On this episode of BIM After Dark Live I will be giving you an exclusive look inside my personal Residential Revit template. I’ll talk about how I created it, show some of the features, and walk through a sample project that used the template. Sit back, relax, and lets geek out! Links Mentioned: Get the […] Appeared first on the The Revit Kid ..read more

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