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Its a nice lesson with perfect style of Demonstration

Really good video, and excellent training. nice work!

Straight forward lesson. I have just learned a lot from it. Thank you very much for this.

Great job.. I have learn a lot from your video lessons!

I really love the way you take through the tutorial. Do u have tutorials for studio max and revit as well? Found it very informative and easy to follow

Love it perfect explaining

Super useful video, thanks!

Thank you very much this tutorial was very useful .

Very nicely done, sir!

very good lesson. thanks!

Excellent explanation!

If you use either of those flip states and then use the stretch grip for a wider opening the door will not stretch at the correct angle. You're better leaving the flip states off and having an align grip on the side of the door jam and mirroring the block. That way the stretch will continue to work correctly. If you have a solution that allows you to use the flip states and the stretch please let me know!

I didnt understand it in other tutorials....UNTIL NOW...😀 thanks thanks thanks...tata😀

thanks a lot . very useful tutorial

thank you..... great video!

thank you very much .. very useful lesson

Incredibly helpful

Hello SourceCAD. I wonder how we these parametres to a 90 degree opening door symbol.

thank you bro good idea

Wow This is awesome Thank you so much This is real helpful

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So nice Is that effect any way on the file like its size ?! And does it require special notes to deal with it?! Thank you

Hello! I find your videos, your voice, and your knowledge very helpful. Thank you for all you have done for us out here.

good video. thank you for that

thanks a lot. very useful.

Can you recommend autocad or solidworks consultants that can help me create blocks with parametric and dynamic for my products. I need a way to simplified the amount of cads required.

great brother

perfect...good

Very good video A question if we want to change the opening angle of the door?

Nice work. I got a question, if you scale de block, will the flip state still be in the middle ?

Excellent sir !

than you dear for such a tutorial . it woud be better if you a short brief about respective command

Thank You

bro, Ihave 1 question. I have seen some block that has the drop down menu that change it entire scale . example, there is a T pipe block, when i click on the Grips icon, it show the drop down menu to choose the size we want it to change into. idk if u already have video talking about that already , if so please give me a link to it. if not could you please make one please. thank you very much , love your video and explanation :)

once you added the flip parameter, test the block , stretch the door now when you flip it, it will behave strangely.

nice toutorial

Excellent

when i flipped it and then stretch it, the door stretching at 45deg no longer works correctly and behaves just like that first error you showed. how do i solve it?

it is really helpfull

8:35 "Select this flipping line" XD

Nice

we need blocks made? are u available

how to use annotative scale in Autocad i need this movie

8:36 as an English person this was funnier than it should have been...

How to create door

HOW ABAOUT WINDOW>>??

where tab key

"You can add more (useless) parameters". Please show us how to add door angle parameter.

where tab key ?

this has a problem when u design it very large, then u wanna make it 1000x smaller the door will look odd

Wa....

Make flit so make strech, no funciona it doesnt work, you know it but dont show it

Thank you but the dynamic block feature is the worst feature in any software ever made- total useless trash that doesn't work how its supposed to. Stupid Autodesk could've come up with a simpler way.