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▲ 2 r/Revit

How to model detailed stairs?

I have a problem drawing the stairs to match the actual detail drawings.

The construction drawings show the stringers being 100mm perpendicular to the nosing, and 115mm above the landing.

The stringer should be continuous up to the 30th floor and should also extend a bit at the landing.

I’ve been experimenting with the stair parameters for a while to achieve the exact details but still can’t get it to perfect.

The stringers can’t become continuous even if I make the stairs continuous to every level, and I couldn’t quite achieve the 100mm and 115mm offset from the nosing and landing respectively, it’s either one or the other.

I saw other models made by my colleagues, some just use the typical stairs without any care of the details, while another modeled the stairs as a separate family, modeling the nosing, steps, and stringers separately then loading it into the project.

I’ve read that the stair tool in revit is more of an SD/DD tool and wanted to confirm if that’s true. Because if it is, then I have no choice but to model the stairs separately as well.

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u/Particular_Front_549 — 2 days ago

SKL Naalala ko lang yung WIS <name ng contact> tracker noong early 2000’s

Ginagamit ni mama noon para matrack kung saan si daddy kasi may streaks na siya ng cheating and gambling hahaha.

IIRC di ko sure kung globe or smart, pero meron yung commercial ng nawawala na bata noon tas may tinext siya and nahanap siya ng parents or daddy or lolo afterwards.

May experience ba kayo sa pag gamit neto noon?

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u/Particular_Front_549 — 5 days ago

Non-ultra/max flagship or equivalent reco’s?

Currently on the iPhone 12 Pro, and while it does work, I kind of want a faster phone now.

1st issue is the battery. It just doesn’t last long. I have to use my powerbank 2x a day.

2nd issue is the speed, normal use is quite fine. It lags quite bad when I use apps during meetings or calls.

3rd issue is overheating. Background app refresh is closed, no apps open and randomly gets hot.

So now I’m on the lookout for a better phone. I want something faster, with a lot of battery, and decent camera.

Current top contenders for me are the Oppo X9 Pro, OnePlus15, Vivo X300 Pro, or waiting for the pre-selling promo’s of the next gen of these devices.

My max budget is in the price range of the phones mentioned above, but a cheaper alternative would be nice. Though tempting, I still can’t justify spending on the ultras yet.

The decent camera is a need for me now since I started making online courses and lessons. I initially saved up for a camera, but a 2-in-1 device might be better.

Suggestions?

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u/Particular_Front_549 — 6 days ago

DIM: Pro/Ultra Chinese Phones

Currently iPhone 12 ang gamit ko, and nakukumbinse ko na sarili ko na bumili ng new phone kasi:

  1. Balak ko bumili ng camera since 2 years ago para sa mga ginagawa kong online course, and at the same time gusto ko rin magpractice ng photography everytime na nag h-hike ako. Medj malabo si iPhone 12 sa earlier contents ko e.

  2. Madalas akong maubusan ng battery in less than a day, pati noong pinareplace ko siya (79%-100%). Nakakakaba pag na l-lowbat ako during hikes and travel kahit may dala kahit may dala akong powerbank haha.

  3. Lag pag gumagamit ako ng apps while in a video call or meeting since kulang ata ang 6GB ram for this.

  4. Software support for my phone is almost ending by 2026-2027.

Naghehesitate naman akong bumili ng mga phone na to kasi:

  1. Ok pa phone ko e. Usually inaantay kong masira siya bago ako magreplace.

  2. Baka naaakit lang ako sa marketing ng mga bagong phone.

  3. Mababawasan yung monthly budget ko for my wants, kasi doon ko kukunin yung for installment. Baka di ako masaya sa remaining budget hahaha.

  4. Baka too much ang mga Pro and Ultra models and ok lang pala ang base model for my needs mentioned above

  5. iPhone nalang kasi naka iPhone ako atm. Pero di ako babad sa apple ecosystem. Only have the iPhone and iPad (which I don’t use often)

u/Particular_Front_549 — 12 days ago
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Like ISO’s, BEP’s, LOD, LOI, COBIE, Point Clouds and the like?

I’ve worked fulltime for 3 companies who have used revit now, but I feel like I’ve never really encountered any of them using the stuff I mentioned above.

Most of them still seem to be navigating the gist of BIM and it came to the point that I had to learn on my own via Youtube and Udemy, and I even had to teach my supervisors who studied BIM from an academy just to improve our efficiency.

I’m kind of getting tired of being stuck with just doing work without an actual process but I can’t even find a decent workplace to actually learn these.

For context, the companies I’ve worked with are from Singapore, Philippines, and Canada. The only one I’ve worked with who implemented the things I mentioned above was from Dubai, but I’ve only ever worked with them for 4 months just to support with 2 of their projects.

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u/Particular_Front_549 — 15 days ago