Learn about the relationship between Levels and Views in Revit Learn what Revit Levels are, how to create them and how they are used Learn the difference between 3D model and 2D detail elements
Learn the difference between Instance and Type parameters Learn about the use of Parameters in Autodesk Revit Learn about active views and their view-specific controls (scale, crops, etc) Learn to navigate your model & project assets using the Project Browser Learn about the Properties Panel and how it is central to the ue of Revit We take a look at Revit’s Ribbon Menu layout including Panels Learn about Revit’s Launch Screen and how to access recent projects, etc
Learn what Autodesk Revit is and how it relates to BIM Ref.Īn introduction to this free Autodesk Revit Architecture video course To stay up to date with any changes to this course (as well of news of new courses, special offers, etc), subscribe to the free newsletter. If you wish to just take the free course, please use the links below to open each respective YouTube video in your browser. In this exercise, you create a sheet and add multiple views to the sheet.Click here to purchase the Autodesk Revit Architecture Starter Bundle In this exercise, you add text annotations to a plan view of the building model. In this exercise, you add dimensions to the building model to dimension the footprint of the main building, and the location of the feature wall relative to the building. In this exercise, you create a section view, a callout view of the west wall, and a detail callout of the wall. In this exercise, you complete the interior of the model by adding a staircase on the lower level, and then adding and modifying railings on the entry level. In this exercise, you change existing exterior walls to curtain walls. You use alignment and dimension tools to more precisely position the windows.
In this exercise, you work in elevation and plan views to add windows to the model. In this exercise, you load door types into the project, and then add interior and exterior doors to the model. You specify an overhang value as you create the roof so that the roof has an overhang. In this exercise, you create a roof using the footprint of the exterior walls. In this exercise, you create a floor on the lower level using the footprint of the exterior walls. In this exercise, you add a toposurface and a building pad to the building site. Part 3: Creating a Terrain and Building Pad.In this exercise, you work on different levels to add foundation walls, as well as exterior and interior walls to the project. In this exercise, you start a project, and create levels for the foundation, lower level, entry level, and roof of the building model. Part 1: Creating a Project and Adding Levels.
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