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Nice!!

A tutorial on how to make it would be nice.

Excellent man, I was about to return to AutoCad :=)

Awesome thanks!

this is very useful! found this 3 years late

gracias!

Great tutorial. Thanks!

you need a like man, GOD DAMN, I was about to go crazy

you are my hero

I'm a professor in architecture and engineering courses and I can say this video (or the sculpture) is a master piece.

Bro you're a lifesaver, 💯😭😭

how about curved walls?

thank youuu so much

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Well explained 😅, got i was trying to find this solution since last 2 hrs and now i got your vedio. No one was talking about this

they forgot to put something

thx man u helped me

Great video. Been an ironworker for 15 years and stumbled across your video. Only edit i would make is that you said the bolts were carriage bolts. Ive always heard them called "Tension" or "Torsion" Control bolts (TC Bolts). Theres no square cutout like a carriage bolt would normally have. Just a round hole. The bolt kit traditionally has a washer, lockwasher and nut. After leveling and plumbing the structure a TC gun is put on the nut end that snaps the end of the bolt when the proper torque is achieved. Great video. Definitely should be shown to people who are green

This is like the Rosetta Stone of steel.

Thanks for this

Great work!

So helpful! Thank you so much!

Hello, why is your "count" automatically together? Like, I have four (4) W2 and in the scheduling, they are individually placed? I have 4 W2 rows that has a count of 1? how do I fix this?

The best video yet. I know you don't make many Rhino vids, mostly Revit, but still subscribing. Thanks for being so quick to get to the point and packing the vid with useful info.

short and easy, lovely. Subscribed to enjoy more upcoming insights. Thanks a lot

This is 5 years old but for anybody wondering. When you do move command there's a "constrain" check box under the ribbon that you can toggle to change from Ortho

THANKYOU SO MUCH SIR!!!

Underated channel, to the point fast and clean presentation thanks to share your workflow

Whenever I create the form, it is very smooth and curvy when I want it to point like in the video. Do you have any idea why?

this is super helpful!!! Will u be doing an updated video on this? Will be nice to get this out to more viewers :)

Helped me with a project, big help. Thanks!

Fantastic video

Thanks for the video. It's such a beautiful structure isn't it

FLATTEN EXPLODE OVERKILL PEDIT

Thanks

Did I see a Smith Emery helmet?

thank you that is really helpful and professional.

What is the shortkey of scope box

i love you

Thank you very much! I thought my revit get lag😅

pleaseeeee do more of this series, i love rhino inside revit, as a student i learn a lot from you and i appreciate it, please carry on.

I don't really know what I'm talking about...but aren't those holes in the beams created in order to "choose" the location and direction of deformation in the event of an earthquake? I do know that during past earthquakes the beam wouldn't deform but would instead destroy the post holding up the entire building -- requiring that entire buildings were torn down when the damage could have been contained to beam deformation on a single floor. Those two holes look like they control deformation in two different ways, both saving the rest of the structure. (Some newer connection types allow replacing the deformed section after an earthquake).

What’s the likelihood you have Polycam and an iPhone/ipad with LiDAR? Would be most welcome if you were able to 3D scan this and upload to google docs if possible? I think you would offer amazing value doing so…?

Nice prosentation

Weld is not good on the bridges

you should cover all those new things comming on newer versions, this was a perfect short video thank yo!

How did you get all the walls listed on "3d view" under project browser?

Helpful Thanks

Is this the name idea of a North oriented plan? Like the building facing towards the north direction?