2024 has come to an end. Many things didn't go as planned and I can't wait to start 2025. To my readers or viewers, I wish you a Happy Holiday season and a Happy New Year!
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My views on all things in BIM, Revit, Architecture and Technology
Thursday, December 26, 2024
Season's Greeting 2024
Tuesday, September 10, 2024
Get This Road Signs Revit Family Pack!
I just posted a road signs Revit family pack on my Buy Me A Coffee page. This never-released Revit content has 5 different road signs Revit family. All of them are parametric.
LINK BELOW:https://buymeacoffee.com/philosophyinbim/e/300557
The family is in 2020 version, meaning they can be used on projects in 2020 version or later. Each family has an option that allows you to change the pole type (Round, Square and U-channel). You can also adjust the pole height as needed.
As for the Speed Limit, ADA parking and Stop signs, there are additional parameters that allows you to adjust to suit your need.
For example, you can change the speed limit on the speed limit sign family just by changing the text
Be aware of the speed limit! |
For the Stop sign, you can toggle 1, 2, 3 or 4 way in the instant parameter.
For the ADA parking sign, there is a toggle to turn the Van Accessible sign on/off.
I built them many years ago as a fun side project back in the day. At the time, there were no proper road signs Revit families available. (Unfortunately, this is still the case.) I thought there were enough challenges to build them as parametric families because of the shape of the signs. Fast forward 10+ years later, they just sat there in my folders.
So I decided to clean them up and update them to a more recent version. I made sure they are render-ready with material assigned to the content but you can also assign custom material with the material parameters in place.
You can download this pack of 5 road signs family for a fee. It is a great way to support me as a content creator.
I will try to make a video to showcase these families on my YouTube channel later. Go check out my page and hope you can support me there!
Monday, February 26, 2024
New Phil-osophy in BIM Platform
Howdy!
If you happened to see my last post (dated September 13,2023), you probably know I have a YouTube channel by now. This is something I have always wanted to do besides writing a blog.
Going back to my first ever blogpost, that was well over 10 years ago.
I know I haven't written many posts in the past few years due to many reasons (more like excuses). There are times when it is quite difficult to share my tips and tricks (among other things) with just words and images; being able to show the whole process in a video format makes a huge difference.
After putting off years after years, I finally started the channel in 2022, then paused. In 2023, I pulled the trigger and went for it. My YouTube channel is named the same.
After several posts and months later, as of yesterday, I have over 100 subscribers!!!
I know this may be a small count compared to other YouTube channels. However, it does offer me some confidence to continue to share my passion in BIM, Revit, Architecture, and technology.
I am hoping you will enjoy the new site, subscribe, and engage with me there.
This doesn't mean this blog site is dead. I would still like to keep it running as long as I can. Well, that's it for now. I hope to see you on my channel soon!
Wednesday, September 13, 2023
Un-Masking Your Furniture
I covered this everyday common issue when it comes to using 3rd party manufacturer furniture content on projects. The "masking region" issue with furniture families has been around for many years now. They can be commonly found in the free Revit content from the furniture manufacturer's website.
Go check out this video to learn how to clean up this annoying graphic issue!
Also, subscribe to my channel if you want to see more content in the future. 😉