Autodesk® Revit® software is specifically built for Building Information Modeling (BIM), empowering design and construction professionals to bring ideas from concept to construction with a coordinated and consistent model-based approach. Autodesk® Revit® is a single application that includes features for architectural design, MEP and structural engineering, and construction. This GUIDE is intended for the BEGINNING and INTERMEDIATE REVIT users. This GUIDE can be used as a REFERENCE for the more ADVANCE REVIT user. Within this GUIDE, SESSIONS 1-3, and 6 guides the user on how to build a SIMPLE to INTERMEDIATE REVIT Family; SESSIONS 4,5,8,10 and 11 are optional SESSIONS that the user can learn to implement to enhance the dynamics of a REVIT Family; SESSIONS 7 and 9 are practice SESSIONS where the user learns how to implement a CHECK LIST, STEPS and other SESSIONS to build a REVIT Family; SESSIONS 12-13 are SESSIONS that are normally implemented after SESSIONS 1-3, and 6 are implemented. The author recommends that the user should use this GUIDE along with a current version of REVIT beginning with a 2014 Version to receive the full effect of the GUIDE.
Session 01 - Parameters
Session 02 - Dimensions
Session 03 - Reference Planes
Session 04 - Formulas
Session 05 - Visibility And Constraint Parameters
Session 06 - Modeling Objects For A Revit® Family
Session 07 - Steps To Modeling A Revit® Family Using Sessions 1‐6
Session 08 - Reference Lines
Session 09 - Steps To Modeling A Revit® Family Using Sessions 8
Session 10 - Nested Families
Session 11 - Arrays
Session 12 - Annotative Symbols For Modeled Revit® Families
Session 13 - Loading A Revit® Family Into A Revit® Project