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Introduction.
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 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.
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 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 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.
The lessons on this course will be focused on: 
Basic Concepts.
<ul>
<li>How to Create Projects and Templates.</li>
<li>Design Concepts.</li>
<li>Drawing Tools.</li>
<li>Modification Tools.</li>
<li>Selection and Copying Tools.</li>
</ul>
Editing Family Systems.
<ul>
<li>Start a Project using walls, floors, stairs, ceilings, among others.</li>
<li>Properties and Family Types.</li>
</ul>
Family Introduction.
<ul>
<li>How to Create Families.</li>
<li>How to use Parameters.</li>
<li>Formulas.</li>
</ul>
Mass.
<ul>
<li>How to Create a Mass.</li>
<li>How to use a Mass.</li>
</ul>
Environments in Revit.
<ul>
<li>Topography.</li>
<li>Use of Topography.</li>
<li>Site Components.</li>
</ul>

Introduction

User Interface

Opening a New Project

Saving the Project

Opening an Existing Project

Project Units

Creating a Template

The ViewCube

The Options on the ViewCube

The Navigation Wheels

The Zoom

The Draw Panel

The Snaps

Controls and Shape Handles

Introduction to Family Systems and Family Types

Standard Selection

Select All Instances

The Selection Box

The Undo and the Redo

The Modify Panel part 1

The Modify Panel part 2

Using Recent Commands

Click and Drag

The Automatic Dimensions

The Measure Tools

Using the existing Views of the Projects

Using the Status Bar to Change the Views

Understanding the Boundaries of The View

Understanding the Boundaries of The View in older Templates

Opening Views Using Annotations

Placing the Grids

Editing the Grids

Placing the Levels

Creating Plan Views Using the Levels

The Importance of the Grids and the Levels on the Projects

Placing the Walls

Wall Properties

The Slanted Cross Section Definition

Wall Layers

The Stacked Wall Family System

Wrapping Options

Editing the Wall Profile

Attaching and Detaching the Walls

The Tapered Cross Section Definition

The Tapered Cross Section Definition using the Type Properties Window

Placing a Floor

The Span Direction

Floor Properties

Using the Floors as a Host

The Slope Arrow

Placing a Roof

Editing the Roofs

Changing the Slope on the Roof

Creating Complex Roofs

Roof by Extrusion

Using the Boundary Lines and the Slope Arrow

The Overhang

Align Eaves

Join and Unjoin Roof

Using Multiple Views

The Ceiling Plan

Placing a Ceiling

Editing the Ceilings

The View Range

Starting the Project (Exercise Using Revit 2024)

Placing the Walls (Exercise Using Revit 2024)

Placing the Floors (Exercise Using Revit 2024)

Placing the Roofs (Exercise Using Revit 2024)

Placing the Ceilings (Exercise Using Revit 2024)

Placing The Components

Changing the Host of the Components

Changing the Orientation on Doors and Windows

Loading other Families

Filtering your selection Using the Properties Palette

The Filter

The Match Type Properties

Hide and Unhide

The Dimension

The Clipboard Panel

Placing a Curtain Wall

Editing the Curtain Walls

Adding and Removing Elements from the Curtain Wall

Editing the Grid Using the Properties

Editing the Curtain Wall Using the Type Properties Window

Configure Grid Layout

Working with Curtain Walls

Using other Properties of the Curtain Walls

Placing a Stair

Stair Components (The Runs)

Stair Properties

Run Properties

Stair Components (The Landings and The Supports)

Multistory Stair

Convert to Sketch Based

The Openings

Dormer Opening

Placing a Ramp

Ramp Properties

Ramp Components

Editing the Family Type (Ramp)

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