REVEALS: Embedded, Applied and Rogue Custom
Some designers think way outside the box. Some tilt walls at angles, some slope and curve ceilings and roofs... and some use tons of reveals. This Revit Tip is focused on Reveals. I'm going to show you how to embed them into Wall Types, apply them to the wall surface and also make your own custom shapes and profiles. Enjoy.
Видео REVEALS: Embedded, Applied and Rogue Custom канала Mike Taylor
Видео REVEALS: Embedded, Applied and Rogue Custom канала Mike Taylor
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