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Friday, June 6, 2025

Multi-Phase Demolition Plans in Revit (Office Hour Sessions)

 


In this week's office hour session I give a little overview of Revit phasing and how being able to create filters for Phases opens the door to new and exciting things!  Like... Multi-phase demolition plans! 


Click here to view the office hour now... 


Every other week I hold a private call with members of the BIM After Dark Community.  I thought it would be valuable to highlight some of the conversations here on the channel.  If you think you could benefit from an Office Hour like this one, Join the BIM After Dark Community for full courses, support, and sample files today!



Wednesday, December 28, 2022

Revit Family Tutorial - Visibility and Filtering Options (Office Hour Sessions)

 





On this episode of Office Hour Sessions I use an example of modeling a fish tank family to create a Revit tutorial that demonstrates Revit family visibility and filtering options...  


Click here to view the video now...



Every other week I hold a private call with members of the BIM After Dark Community.  I thought it would be valuable to highlight some of the conversations here on the channel.


If you think you could benefit from an Office Hour like this one, Join the BIM After Dark Community for full courses, support, and sample files today !




Monday, December 19, 2022

Office Hour Sessions - View Filters in Revit, Explained

 


Every other week I hold a private call with members of the BIM After Dark Community.  I thought it would be valuable to highlight some of the conversations here on the channel.


On this episode of the Office Hour Sessions I used a question about different ways to make foundation plans in Revit as an opportunity to introduce the concept view filters in Revit.  


Oh, and we also talk about an interesting approach to foundation plans that let's you use spot elevations on your top of walls!


Click here to view the office hour session recording about filters in Revit... 



If you think you could benefit from an Office Hour like this one, Join the BIM After Dark Community for full courses, support, and sample files today ! Remember, it's 30% this off this week only!!



Monday, March 22, 2021

How to Filter Walls BY LEVEL in Revit

 


This "Community Quick Tip" talks about one approach to filtering walls by their levels.

File this one under, "why can't Revit just be able to do this?!".  In this tutorial we mix a little Revit and Dynamo to show you how you can filter a Revit wall by it's host/base level.  Something that is NOT possible out of the box...

I know, crazy... Right?  

Well, hopefully this tutorial will help!

Continue reading to see my approach to this out of the box Revit limitation...

Friday, August 28, 2020

Filters in Revit - The Ultimate Guide (w/Aaron Maller)

 


Last night, Aaron Maller from Parallax Team joined me on the latest episode of BIM After Dark Live.  As usually, Aaron dropped a bunch of great Revit knowledge.  The topic was "view Filters". 


If you have not used View Filters in Revit yet, or if you are trying to figure out the best way to use them for your projects or templates, then this episode is for you.  I, for one, discovered view Filters late in my Revit journey and they have truly changed my perspective on the program.


Topics Covered:

- What is a View Filter?
- Best practices to implement view filters in your templates and projects.
- Using "INCLUDE" filters and parameters.
- Hiding different section and elevation types.
- Using the View Filter Manager Plugin
- Filtering casework concepts.


...and so so much more...


...continue reading to view the replay and links mentioned...

Monday, July 20, 2015

Revit Tip - The Save Selection Tool





The Save Selection tool is one of those little things that has been staring you in the face for years while using Revit yet you barely even noticed or used it.  I wanted to take a moment and give a little love to this little tool...

Where is it?  


When you select more than one item in Revit it will appear on the far right of your screen (see above).  Additionally, the same panel can be found on the "Manage" tab (see below):