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-Autodesk Revit From Beginner to Professional Part 2
Introduction
Revit a very complete option thanks to its annual updates and with this course you will discover the advantages of designing in BIM (Building Information Modeling) in the current work environment with this BIM software developed by Autodesk.
Revit has a design aimed mainly at the construction and administration of construction-related data such as the materials to be used in a wall or the capacities they have to support structural loads.
The information stored in the walls, floors, ceilings, among others, are used in Revit for the tables used to budget a project which are called quantification tables. These are also use in order to review the information delivered by the suppliers of construction materials since Revit stores information such as kilowatts and others specific to a specialty.
Revit allows analytical studies of structures to identify areas of risk before starting with the structural calculations, as well as solar studies for architectural design.
Making use of the tools that the software has, we can make presentations for the projects carried out in Revit through videos and slides that can be presented to different people while working on an educational or work project.
During the course we will create together a complete project from scratch using exercises that are always explained using an example that guides you step by step. To take this course you do not need previous knowledge of BIM or Revit. In addition, this course is created with the latest version 2019 of Revit, although there is no problem if you decide to follow the course with an earlier version of Revit you will be able to follow it perfectly.
At any time during the course you will be able to download the exercises and files used in each lesson in order to continue studying in depth other options of the software.
Autodesk Revit From Beginner to Professional using revit 2019 - 2021 Part 1
1. Basic knowledge.
Basic concepts used in the software interface.
- Creation of projects and templates.
- Design concepts.
- Drawing tools.
- Modification tools.
- Selection and copying tools.
Edition of family systems.
- Basic project using walls, floors, stairs, ceilings, among others.
- Modification of properties and types.
- Assignment of materials.
Family Introduction.
- Creation of families.
- Creation of parameters.
- Use of families.
Environments in Revit.
- Creation and delimitation of topography.
- Use of topography.
- Place components designed for the project environments.
Autodesk Revit From Beginner to Professional using revit 2019 - 2021 Part 2
Presentation in Revit
- Renders.
- Solar Studies.
- Video walkthrough.
The creation and use of Sheets.
- Creation of sheets in Revit.
- Use of the sheets and how to insert views on the sheets.
2. Intermediate Knowledge.
Basic structure through previously designed families and systems.
- Structural elements.
- Incorporate structure in the design.
Details and specialties.
- Architecture details.
- Structural details.
- System details.
- Coordination of specialties.
Advanced Display.
- Modification of visual elements such as lines, hatches and filled region.
- Graphic Display Options.
Use different types of files.
- How to export a project or family to another native Autodesk software.
- Import files from other software during a project.
- Export a project to IFC.
Advance families.
- Use of Advanced parametric.
- Formulas.
3. Advanced Knowledge.
Conceptual Mass.
- Creation of masses.
- Modification of masses.
- Mass family.
- Use of family systems for the masses.
Dynamo for Revit.
- Dynamo basics.
- Using dynamo and families.
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Overview
Syllabus
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- Presentation
- Introduction to the Course
- Revit Fundamentals
- Installation Autodesk Revit 2019
- Installing Autodesk Revit 2020
- User Interface
- New in Autodesk Revit 2020 (Home Screen)
- Elements in Revit
- Units in Revit
- Creating a Revit Project
- Saving the project
- Revit Options Part 1
- Revit Options Part 2
- Modifying and saving a Template
- Promote a Template
- Transfer Project Stansdars
- Collaboration in Revit Part 1
- Collaboration in Revit Part 2
- Change the representation of your Project and Views
- Standard Navigation in Revit
- Standard Views
- The Draw Panel
- The Snaps
- The Snaps and Shape Handles
- Standard Selection
- Selections and the Status Bar
- The Selection Box
- The Filter
- The Properties Filter
- The Modify Panel Part 1
- The Modify Panel Part 2
- The Clipboard Panel
- Undo and Redo
- Measure Tool and The Automatic Measurements
- Grids (Project)
- Levels (Project)
- The View Range
- Placing the Walls
- Changing the Properties of the Wall
- Editing a Wall Type
- Creating a Stacked Wall
- Wrapping the Wall
- Editing the Wall
- Exercise (Walls)
- New in Autodesk Revit 2020 (Wall Elipse)
- New in Autodesk Revit 2021 (Slanted Wall)
- The Floors
- Exercise (Floors)
- Placing the Roof
- Changing the Properties of the Roof (The Rafter and the Truss)
- The Roof by Extrusion
- Placing Additional Elements on the Roof
- Editing a Roof Type
- Join and Unjoin Roof
- Exercise (Roofs)
- Additional Example
- Placing a Ceiling
- Editing the Properties of the Ceiling
- The Room Bounding Property
- Exercise (Ceiling)
- The Dimensions
- The Match Type Properties Tool or Command
- The Components and Families in Revit
- Using the Components
- Exercise (Placing the Components)
- Placing the Curtain Walls
- The Curtain Wall Types and the Components of Curtain Wall
- Editing a Curtain Wall Type
- Using the Controls on the Curtain Wall
- Exercise (Curtain Wall)
- Creating the Stair (Project)
- Stair by assembling Components (Project)
- Multistory Stairs
- Construction Properties for the Stair (Project)
- Finishing the Stair (Project)
- Creating a Ramp
- The Slope for the Ramp
- Landings on Ramps
- Errors and Basic properties on the Ramps
- Combining multiple Ramps
- Railings
- Railing By Host
- Paths on the Railings By Host
- Opening By Face
- Shaft Opening
- Wall Opening
- Vertical Opening
- Dormer Opening
- Openings on the Project
- Aditional Example (Stairs)
- Opening a Family Template
- Solid Extrusion
- Solid Blend
- Solid Revolve
- Solid Sweep
- Solid Sweep blend
- Void Forms
- Saving the Family
- Join And Unjoin Solid Forms
- Cut And Uncut Geometry
- Transform a Solid Shape to a Void Shape
- Work Planes and Reference Planes
- The Basics of Parametry
- Creating a Vase Using a Generic Family Part 1 (Shapes)
- Creating a Vase Using a Generic Family Part 2 (Material Parameters)
- Creating a Vase Using a Generic Family Part 3 (Apply Material vs Using Material Parameter)
- In Place Family
- Family Type Window
- Overwrite a Family Version
- Aditional Example Part 1 (Column Shapes and Parameters)
- Aditional Example Part 2 (Column Shapes and Parameters)
- Aditional Example Part 3 (Column Shapes and Parameters)
- Aditional Example Part 4 (Loading the family to the Project)
- Aditional Example Part 5 (Testing The Family)
- Commands Shortcuts
- Properties Filter
- Groups
- Group within another Group
- Hide and Unhide Elements
- Hide and Unhide Category
- Temporary Hide or Isolate
- Importing a CAD File
- Property Lines
- Create a Toposurface from Import Instance
- Create a Toposurface from Scratch
- Edit Surface
- Surface Area
- Site Settings
- Graded Region
- Simplify Surface
- Subregion
- Split Surface
- Merge Surfaces
- The North Introduction
- The North in Revit
- Rotating the True North
- Projection North
- Rotate Projection North
- Mirror Project
- Relocate Project
- Link Revit
- Manage Links Introduction
- Bind Link
- Bind Link (Remove Link)
- Using the Project Browser to place a Revit Link
- Coordinates in Revit Introduction
- The Base Point
- The Survey point
- Using the Base Point and the Survey Point (Introduction)
- How to Reposition a Revit Link
- Using a reference to coordinate projects using the Coordinates Systems
- Using existing coordinates to coordinate projects using the Coordinates Systems
- Publish Coordinates
- Acquire Coordinates
- Report Shared Coordinates
- Specify Coordinates at point
- Placing a Site Component
- Properties use on the Site Components
- Changing the high and the host on a Site Component
- Loading Site Components
- Pads part 1 (Basic Properties)
- Pads Part 2 (Slope Arrow)
- Pads Part 3 (Slope Arrow)
- Pads Part 4 (Slope Arrow)
- Pads part 5 (Slope)
- Parking Component
- Parking Example
- Global Parameters
- Creating an Street Part 1
- Creating an Street Part 2
- Main Exercise 2021 Part 1
- Main Exercise 2021 Part 2
- Main Exercise 2021 Part 3
- Main Exercise 2021 Part 4
- Main Exercise 2021 Part 5
- Main Exercise 2021 Part 6
- Main Exercise 2021 Part 7
- Main Exercise 2021 Part 8
- Main Exercise 2021 Part 9
- Main Exercise 2021 Part 10
- Main Exercise 2021 Part 11
- Main Exercise 2021 Part 12
- Main Exercise 2021 Part 13
- Main Exercise 2021 Part 14
