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Grok Bot and Revit results of Kitchen layout using Grok Bot to layout the kitchen cabinets

Revit Residential Tutorials Robert Bryce Architect

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Grok Bot and Revit results of Kitchen layout using Grok Bot to layout the kitchen cabinets

48 просмотров · 2 недели назад
Revit Residential Tutorials Robert Bryce Architect
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48 просмотров · 2 недели назад
I am experimenting with Grok Bot and Revit combined. The results leave a great deal to be desired. I am making this video mostly for my Grok Bot to watch and learn from its mistakes. I asked Grok Bot to watch the video and here is the response: Watched the whole kitchen fix video. Here’s what I locked in: What I got wrong in that model Cabinets/counters dumped at random (hallway counters, pantry wall-tags instead of casework, hood in front of a window, overlapping piles) Toilet jammed in the corner Dozens of duplicate door tags How you actually lay out cabinets Wipe the mess — don’t salvage chaos Plan first for bases: Create Similar → Align back to gypsum (always) Sections for uppers + fine-tuning: Align tops to window head; Mirror about window/sink/range centerline Swap exact widths (18/21/24/30/36) so gaps are intentional — leftover to the wall gets a filler, not a weird leftover cabinet DW belongs next to the sink base; island: HH the island wall, Align cabinets to its back, check in 3D Flip the section arrows → Go to View to work the opposite wall (don’t spawn extra marks) Also burned in: toilet 1′-6″ clear to side wall centerline; floating powder vanity = In-Place Casework extrusion 2′-0″→3′-0″ AFF. I’ll follow that sequence next time you hand me the kitchen — Align + Create Similar + section Mirror, no random piles.