Description
REVIT ARCHITECTURE online self-paced training is ideal for busy people that wish to learn at their own pace.
Award-winning REVIT ARCHITECTURE training that includes hands-on lessons, training videos, closed caption text, learning assessments for knowledge and skills.
Self-paced training is available whenever and wherever you need it. The duration of the training varies for each student. Some students complete the training in a few weeks, while others take a few months.
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DESCRIPTION
Autodesk Revit Architecture Complete Guide is designed to give you a solid understanding of Revit Architecture features and capabilities from the basics through advanced components.
You’ll follow a workflow-based approach that mirrors the development of projects in the real world, learning this powerful, sophisticated building information modeling (BIM) software that has transformed the architectural design industry. It is the perfect introduction to the powerful software for architects, designers, and students.
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New Features
- New Features for Revit
- New Features for Revit Architecture
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Introduction to Autodesk Revit Architecture
- User Interface Tour
- Browsers, Bars, Palettes, and Windows
- Revit Architecture Help
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Starting an Architectural Project
- Starting a New Architectural Project
- Navigation Tools
- Configuring Global Settings
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Creating Walls
- Creating Architectural Walls
- Creating Architectural Walls II
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Using Basic Building Components-I
- Adding Doors
- Adding Windows and Wall Openings
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Using the Editing Tools
- Working with Selection Sets
- Editing Tools
- Editing Tools II
- Grouping Elements
- Retrieving Information About Elements
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Working with Datum Planes and Creating Standard Views
- Working with Levels
- Working with Grids
- Working with Reference Planes and Work Planes
- Controlling the Display of Elements
- Working with Project Views
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Using Basic Building Components-II
- Creating Floors
- Creating Roofs
- Shape Editing Tools
- Creating Ceilings
- Adding Rooms
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Using Basic Building Components-III
- Working with Components
- Adding Stairs
- Adding Railings and Ramps
- Creating Curtain Walls
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Adding Site Features
- Working With Site Features
- Property Lines and Building Pads
- Adding Site Components
- Using Massing Tools
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- Understanding Massing Concepts
- Creating Massing Geometry in the Family Editor
- Editing Massing Geometry in the Family Editor
- Massing in the Conceptual Design Environment
- Creating Massing Geometry in a Project
- Creating Building Elements from Massing Geometry
- Creating Families
- Adding Annotations and Dimensions
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- Adding Tags
- Room Tags
- Keynotes
- Adding Symbols and Dimensions
- Dimensioning Terminology and Dimensioning Tools
- Adding Alternate Dimension Units and Spot Dimensions
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Creating Project Details and Schedules
- Project Detailing in Autodesk Revit Architecture
- Crop Regions, Fills Patterns, and Detail Components
- Adding Text Notes
- Creating Drafting Views
- Revision Clouds
- Working with Schedules
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Creating Drawing Sheets, and Plotting
- Creating Drawing Sheets
- Creating Duplicate Dependent Views
- Printing in Revit Architecture
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Creating 3D Views
- Three Dimensional (3D) Views
- Dynamically Viewing Models with Navigation Tools
- Orienting a 3D View
- Generating Perspective Views
- Using a Section Box
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Rendering Views and Creating Walkthroughs
- Rendering in Revit Architecture
- Working with Materials
- Lights, Decals and Entourage
- Rendering Settings
- Creating a Walkthrough
- Autodesk 360 | Rendering
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Using Advanced Features
- Creating Structural Components
- Generating Multiple Design Options
- Using Area Analysis Tools
- Masking Regions
- Creating Displaced Views
- Color Schemes
- Working with Project Phasing Tools
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Using Advanced Features II
- Worksharing Concepts
- Elements Families, Browsers, Generating Shadows
- Creating Solar Studies
- Working with Point Clouds
- Revit Architecture Interoperability
- Linking Building Models and Sharing Coordinates
- Working with Linked Models
