Model in Place Sweep For Door, Window Trim in Revit | Beginners Tutorial

In this video I will show you How to Create Model in Place Sweep for Door & Window Trim in Revit.
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[king_dammy]

Great tutorial, exactly what I wanted

[DADA-eyir]

Hi, great video! Could I ask you how to do it inward? I tried the other direction, it went through but it wasn’t showing. I also tried to void sweep it but still failed.

[wirkkalajp]

Good video. I was able to trim out all of the windows I needed using this method (I just copied for the rest of them). I have a problem though. How do you add a material to it or change the color of it for realistic veiws? I can't figure it out. Is it because it's a generic model? Do I need to pick "casework" or something?

[RiffRaffMama.]

I hate tutorial videos where no one speaks! It makes it hard to follow when it's not explained.

[Pete.Franco]

Great Video, but how would you handle the hole that is in the sill because of the sweep path? (I am doing a cornice right now, and that hole looks odd in 3d view. Fill it with a slab?

[selvakumarkumar]

From where did you downloaded this cursor model? your work is fine. if anything can we do it faster?

[RealityReasoner]

Thanks for the tutorial! But how do you copy and paste the sweeps to other windows and doors? Do you have to just mirror it or is there another simple method?

[silversurfer]

Interesting tutorial but to fast and hard to follow, also hard to read the small letters...It would be better with sound & explanation though..Hopefully next time. ;)

[melfaraj]

How do you do the inside small mullions

[archt.roldanmalang]

Put it on one generic family. don't make it separate component

[davethecreator_]

Please your video are terrible try adding voice over