What Revit Wants
In most cases the language barrier does not matter too much – you should be able to follow most of his workflow. Here is a video of that Dubai building:
Here is a link to a cool playlist related to the building above:
Borissofff’s Channel – YouTube
And here is a link to a grid view of all Borissofff’s uploads:
http://www.youtube.com/user/Borissofff#g/u
Image from his Google Site:
In order to protect your intellectual property, it may be wise to add a watermark to any animations you upload to Youtube.
One method using VirtualDubMod is described at the link below:
Put a custom watermark on your video
I used Paint.NET to delete the background from our company logo image and save as a TGA file. This was then used in the logo filter of VirtualDubMod.
Here are some animations we have produced here at Dimond Architects:
If you have 2 mins, watch this!
I can definitely see architectural applications for this:
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subscription.autodesk.com – This video demonstrates how to start a conceptual energy analysis and view the results.
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subscription.autodesk.com – This video demonstrates how you can modify energy settings to change zoning, glazing, and skylights before performing energy analysis on the model.
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subscription.autodesk.com – This video demonstrates how intelligent energy settings are used to rationalize the mass form into mass surfaces and zones for energy analysis.
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subscription.autodesk.com – This video describes how to specify the location and a weather station for the project, so the correct climate information will be used during energy analysis.
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Time: 01:57
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subscription.autodesk.com – This video illustrates importing, resizing, and placing an image file for use in a Revit project.
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subscription.autodesk.com – This video demonstrates when sketching is required to create geometry, such as slabs and roofs, in Revit.
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subscription.autodesk.com – This video presents the concept behind Revit Server, and demonstrates how to connect to Revit Server and the Revit Server Administrator.
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Update: check out this page for the 64-bit Xvid codec
I previously described the difficulty of encoding walkthroughs on 64-bit Revit with any sort of compression codec. I did provide a workaround in this post.
However, in recent correspondence with Autodesk, a more suitable solution was revealed to me. Apparently, some users discovered that the Lagarith Lossless Video Codec works properly in Revit 64-bit. Needless to say, I was quite excited. After some testing, I can confirm that this codec works very successfully.
Here are the steps to get it working:
Dimond Architects have launched an exciting new landing page for their website.
Please email us if you would like to know more about us.
Okay, I may be WAY behind everyone else, but I didn’t know about the Autodesk Youtube Channel until today!
It appears that I may have been stuck in some kind of inanimate stasis for the last, well, I don’t know how long.
In any case, if you too were confined in the 1950’s jazz holodeck program while the Bynars stole your spaceship, head on over to:
The Autodesk Youtube Channel
