Parametric Table with Glass Panel _ Revit Families

Hi, this is my first video. I am trying to make a Parametric Table with a glass panel.I first modeled a solid table (Table 1), and then I added a glass panel to make a new furniture family (Table 2). I wish that you find it useful.
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2016_3_30

[teriperson]

Hi, it is a real pleasure watching your videos. Furnitures videos are not easy to find.
Thank you,
Teri

[redictu]

I was struggling with a simple office desk for hours. This helped me a lot, I have maneged it after your video... Thank you!

[dan-xxx-]

Thank you sir! I finaly got it done!!!

[pault]

Thank you so much, you have no idea how much this helped me to figure out the dumbest mistakes I was doing. Thank you!!

[rulayehia]

So i was searching on Youtube to make a piece of furniture for my assignment for Revit class, and i happen to come across here, and suddenly i recognized the voice! I was like omg thats doctor Firas! (3D MAX DOCTOR) haha
i am not sure you remember me, but last year you gave us a 3D MAX course in university (Alhosn)
I have to say you saved my life again today! i really wish you taught us this course this semester :( ! thanks so much doctor you are the best!

[teriperson]

;) Merci ! You explain things so well, finally someone.

[woowerin]

Got clear idea about reference planes. thank you

[divyasampath]

Very useful video thank u so much..i want more about a parametric family

[atrophyheart]

Thanks for your help on my school assignment!

[heelster]

Thank you so much Firas, that was extremely helpful. Cheers

[gsarchitecture]

Great video! congratulations and thanks !

[ashrafulalam]

Dear Sir
Greeting! I’m learning Revit & found ur tutorials very Cristal clear the you way explain, appreciated! But as a newbie request make a tutorial based on “constraints not satisfy abt this topic” because I put dimensions & want to make them link/relative but above pop up notify always. Hope will get a clear solution pls.
Best Regards

[AHMADWAER]

Again very simple & very useful, thanks bro.

[nyanlinsg]

15:32 how do you rotate the view? I have tried mouse left/mid/right buttons, none of them works.

[FirasNoori]

The "DI" stands for Aligned Dimension not Linear one ;) my bad

[Bosbarix]

Thank you very much, easy to learning :)

[zihi]

hi.. do you have any private courses online for revit architecture