Revit for Newbies
Welcome Introduction to Course by James
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Navigating the Revit Interface
Creating a Basic Revit 3D Model
Chapter 1 Quiz - What have we learned?
Creating a Family in Revit with an Extrusion
Creating an Extrusion and Void in the Family
Chapter 2 Quiz - What have we learned?
Creating and Using Work Planes
Creating Drafting and Other Views
Chapter 3 Quiz - What have we learned?
Creating a 2D Sheet and Adding Views
Adding Text and Dimensions and More to Sheets
Chapter 4 Quiz - What have we learned?
Bonus Lesson - Introduction to Massing
Chapter 5 Bonus Quiz - What have we learned?
Meet James
Just Some of the Features...
Learn the Revit 2023 interface. Here, you will learn how to navigate what I consider the most important tabs in Revit when you are first getting to know how it functions.
You will learn how to create a basic model of walls and a roof. I will show you how easy it can be and some neat Revit functions that will aid you in your model creating exprerience.
I show you how to create an extrusion in a seperate file called a Family. Then I load this file into the main model and insert it to the corners of the walls in my model. Also, I show you how to rotate the object (extrusion/family) and change its length.
I introduce you to work planes and reference planes and how important they are to your modeling. Also, I show you some of the neat things you can do with them in Revit.
I create a couple of different sheets and show you how to add views to one of them.
And there's even more...
Got Questions?
No. While it would be very helpful to have Revit installed to work along with the lessons, you don't need it to to benefit from this course.
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Yes. The couse is designed for you to learn at your own pace! No rush here, ever.
No. You can download a free 30 day trial of Revit at the Autodesk website.
Most, if not all, the engineering and construction companies, doing business today, are switching to 3D (Revit) from 2D. If you plan to get a job or start a business in this industry or want to move up in your current drafting and/or engineering/contruction job, learning Revit 3D design is the way to go!
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