Crown Molding with Slab Edges in Revit ?

 

In this BIG "BAD" BIM Tip of the Week James shared a tip about hosting slab edges to model lines.  Well, I took it a bit further and showed how this technique can be used for things like crown molding and interior finishes in Revit!

Thanks for sharing, James!

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Topography at a Retaining Wall in Revit Tutorial

 In this BIG "BAD" BIM Tip of the Week Davis shared an awesome tip about how to handle topography at retaining walls in Revit.  This tutorial is a great example of simply using the tools at your disposal to make your Revit site modeling processes a little easier.

Thanks for sharing, Davis! 

(Sorry for the audio... I tried fixing it in post without luck). 

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Type in Formula Hack in Revit Tutorial

 

In this BIG "BAD" BIM Tip of the Week Paul shares a type in formula hack that will save you a bunch of time when putting together your Revit models.  With this Revit tutorial you will be able to quickly use complex formulas WHILE your build you models... You can also use different units and systems efficiently throughout you Revit design process. 

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Use "Count" in Revit Schedule Formula Tutorial

In this BIG "BAD" BIM Tip of the Week Peter shares an awesome tip that lets you use the "Count" value in Revit schedule for calculations in a Revit formula.

Thanks for sharing this Use "Count" in Revit Schedule Formula Tutorial , Peter!!

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Room Based Task Lists for Revit

In this BIG "BAD" BIM Tip of the Week Jim shares his technique for creating room based task lists for Revit tutorial.  Using a room schedule as a type of task or checklist is such a great idea for sole practitioners or those working in teams.  

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Break a Stacked Wall in Revit Tutorial

 

In this BIG "BAD" BIM Tip of the Week Dan shared a simple method to break a stacked wall in Revit tutorial.  Stacked walls can be a pain, but they can also be powerful... And, we can always get rid of them once we've used them with this little tip!

Thanks for sharing, Dan!

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