Solving Most Annoying Problems in Revit Tutorial

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Published 2020-03-15

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All Comments (21)

@sylvanderelict 4 years ago

Solution to no. 1 (Stairs riser doesnt reach top floor) is quite simple. Just uncheck the "End with Riser" option under the stairs properties (while the stairs is selected), and make sure "Desired Number of Risers" and Actual Number of Risers" match. That's it! ✌
@shoebsaif 4 years ago

When we face this problem in stairs to floor connection, we select the last flight (or run) and check off the "end with riser" option from its instance properties. Doing this adds a step in the "desired number of steps" option and revit allows us to create an additional step with the similar riser height, which kind of solves the problem for us without messing with the railing hosted to it. I think you should give this a try too. Anyways, thanks for your tutorials. These help us a lot. :)
@yazach053 3 years ago

It's the best youtube channel about Revit. Thank you.
@sangivillaruz4487 4 years ago

Thanks for listening ☺️. Thanks for all the tutorials
@declassifiedgold 3 years ago

Thank you so much! this is the most annoying thing ever, took me days to figure out but still watching this to learn more. Thank you, Architect!
@xK9000x 2 years ago

You just blew my mind with that railing trim, I've used Revit for over 10 years and never knew that was possible. Stairs, and railings in particular, have always been such a headache for me.
@SanOcelotl 4 years ago

Just what o needed, thanks!
@ajaichohan 4 years ago

Thank you kind sir, I learnt a couple of absolute gems. The ‘drag on selection’ toggle i had know clue about, thanks for sharing.
@Ciberboy28 4 years ago

Dude! I really want to thank you for your wonderfull vídeos. God blesa you
@bihendramaharjan7077 3 years ago

It's very useful. Thank you very much Balkan Architect.
@ladeariko7958 4 years ago

Drag on selection tip is awesome thank you
@forurunni1 4 years ago

Thank you so much sharing this ..
@joeuardeepedoy4122 4 years ago

Thank you very much man been having this problem with stairs.
@ryanwallace4686 4 years ago

LOVE YOUR CHANNEL BRO
@ajnasashraf7678 4 years ago

Very useful. Thank you
@asiab2335 1 year ago

Thank you a lot for the tip with stairs:)!
@ram99641 2 months ago

Thank you kind sir for making this video
@yarasaoud 4 years ago

thanks BA, THE BEST
@GiacomoSoffiati 3 months ago

Thank you!
@Artbywtn 4 years ago

amazing tips!