Revit- Mass Modelling- From Basic to Intermediate level

Revit- Mass Modelling- From Basic to Intermediate level, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 5, with 94 lectures, 5 quizzes, based on 2 reviews, and has 1007 subscribers.

You will learn about Learning Revit Architecture Overview of Revit Architecture Interface Understanding Revit Elements: Walls, Doors, Windows, Roofs and Floors Drawing Walls and modifying Wall Properties Adding and modifying Doors, Windows and Wall Openings Adding wall Sweeps and creating custom profiles Creating and Editting Sub Elements Modifying views, placing camera, changing Visual style and working in 3D View Creating Ramp, Stair, Railing and modifying Stair types Creating and modifying custom treads , Riser Working with Room and Area in Revit Importing CAD and PDF files into Revit Exporting Revit files to AutoCad How create forms by Model In-Place in Revit Extrusion, Blend, Revolve, Sweep, Swept Blend and Void Forms Topography in Revit. Creating Topography from CAD files in Revit Creating forms by Mass in Conceptual Mass template in Revit Creating Custom Curtain Panel Pattern Based and Generic Model Adaptive Materials in Revit Rendering with Revit This course is ideal for individuals who are Architecture students or Architects or Interior Designers or Revit Users or 3D Modelers or BIM Modelers or BIM Coordinators or BIM Managers or Constructors It is particularly useful for Architecture students or Architects or Interior Designers or Revit Users or 3D Modelers or BIM Modelers or BIM Coordinators or BIM Managers or Constructors.

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Title: Revit- Mass Modelling- From Basic to Intermediate level

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 5

Number of Lectures: 94

Number of Quizzes: 5

Number of Published Lectures: 94

Number of Published Quizzes: 5

Number of Curriculum Items: 99

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 99

Original Price: $19.99

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What You Will Learn

Learning Revit Architecture
Overview of Revit Architecture Interface
Understanding Revit Elements: Walls, Doors, Windows, Roofs and Floors
Drawing Walls and modifying Wall Properties
Adding and modifying Doors, Windows and Wall Openings
Adding wall Sweeps and creating custom profiles
Creating and Editting Sub Elements
Modifying views, placing camera, changing Visual style and working in 3D View
Creating Ramp, Stair, Railing and modifying Stair types
Creating and modifying custom treads , Riser
Working with Room and Area in Revit
Importing CAD and PDF files into Revit
Exporting Revit files to AutoCad
How create forms by Model In-Place in Revit
Extrusion, Blend, Revolve, Sweep, Swept Blend and Void Forms
Topography in Revit.
Creating Topography from CAD files in Revit
Creating forms by Mass in Conceptual Mass template in Revit
Creating Custom Curtain Panel Pattern Based and Generic Model Adaptive
Materials in Revit
Rendering with Revit

Who Should Attend

Architecture students
Architects
Interior Designers
Revit Users
3D Modelers
BIM Modelers
BIM Coordinators
BIM Managers
Constructors

Target Audiences

Architecture students
Architects
Interior Designers
Revit Users
3D Modelers
BIM Modelers
BIM Coordinators
BIM Managers
Constructors

note : This course is the result of comprehensive experiences from practical work in architecture and construction using Revit software.

Do you know how to easily and quickly learn to work with Revit software in the field of architecture?
Do you want to model any form you like without limitations using the Mass and Model in place tools in Revit?
Did you know you can easily convert 2D project plans into 3D models in Revit and have as many sections and elevations as you want, quickly?

In this training course, you will become fully acquainted with Revit software and learn it step by step at the beginner and intermediate levels in the field of architecture, familiarizing yourself with its various components. Our goal with the teachings of this course is to transfer the experiences we have gained over the years and used in real projects. In this training course, you will learn how to draw and create projects using specialized Revit tools, become familiar with various massing environments for creating complex volumes, and also become acquainted with important Component tools that allow you to perform advanced modeling for various purposes.

Headlines:

Learn Revit Architecture through an overview of the Revit interface, gaining familiarity with its tools and functionalities.

Learn Revit Architecture by understanding its elements such as walls, doors, windows, roofs, and floors, drawing and modifying walls and their properties, adding and adjusting doors, windows, and wall openings, as well as adding wall sweeps and creating custom profiles.
Learn to create ramps, stairs, and railings in Revit, and master the art of modifying various stair types. Additionally, explore the creation and modification of custom treads and risers to enhance your designs.
Learn to import CAD and PDF files into Revit, enabling the creation of 3D models based on the imported plans, and acquire the ability to seamlessly export Revit files to AutoCAD for further utilization and collaboration.
Learn how to create forms using the Model In-Place feature in Revit, which includes techniques such as extrusion, blend, revolve, sweep, swept blend, and creating void forms. Drawing and modeling several simple examples for better understanding of the form tools in the Model In-Place.
Learn to create forms using the Mass feature in the Conceptual Masstemplate in Revit, and explore creating custom curtain panel patterns based on patterns and adaptivegeneric models.

This is a comprehensive introductory course designed for anyone who intends to learn Revit and aims to gain mastery in architectural discipline.

From now on, you can easily ask me any questions about the tutorials and I’ll help address any issues you encounter.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Basic introduction to Revit

Chapter 2: Basic acquaintance with Revit

Lecture 1: Basic acquaintance with the home page of Revit

Lecture 2: Acquaintance with Revit environment

Lecture 3: Description of the option

Chapter 3: How to ready with Revit before drawing

Lecture 1: Setting the unit of measurement

Lecture 2: How to draw level lines

Lecture 3: How to work with graphic visibility

Chapter 4: How to create walls in Revit

Lecture 1: How to draw wall and work with draw panel

Lecture 2: Layering walls & Creating different types

Lecture 3: Wall settings in properties window

Chapter 5: Curtain wall and Stacked wall in Revit

Lecture 1: How to draw a curtain wall and related settings

Lecture 2: How to draw a stacked wall and related settings

Chapter 6: Doors and Windows in Revit

Lecture 1: How to create doors and windows

Lecture 2: Temporary Dimension

Lecture 3: View Range

Lecture 4: How to create a door inside a curtain wall

Lecture 5: How to create a window inside curved walls

Chapter 7: The Main Commands in Revit

Lecture 1: Align

Lecture 2: Offset

Lecture 3: Mirror

Lecture 4: Move

Lecture 5: Copy

Lecture 6: Rotate

Lecture 7: Trim / Extend

Lecture 8: Split the Elements / Split with Gap

Lecture 9: Pin

Lecture 10: Array

Lecture 11: Scale

Lecture 12: View Panel: Override Graphics in View

Lecture 13: SectionBox

Lecture 14: Linework

Lecture 15: Create Parts

Lecture 16: Create Assembly / Create Group

Lecture 17: Clipboard / Measure

Chapter 8: How to draw Roof and Ceiling

Lecture 1: Creating Roof by Footprint

Lecture 2: Creating Floor

Lecture 3: Creating Ceiling

Lecture 4: Tips & Modifying Sub Elements

Lecture 5: Creating Roof by Extrusion

Chapter 9: How to work with Wall Sweeps

Lecture 1: Wall Sweeps

Lecture 2: How to draw Profile

Lecture 3: Modify / Wall: Editting Profile

Lecture 4: Modify / Wall: Wall Opening

Chapter 10: How to manage Drafting in Revit

Lecture 1: Using the Underlay Option

Lecture 2: How to work with ViewCube / Navigation & Camera

Lecture 3: View Scale

Lecture 4: What is LOD?

Lecture 5: Visual Style

Lecture 6: Shadows & Sun Path

Lecture 7: Temporary Hide / Isolate & Crop Region

Lecture 8: Displace Elements

Lecture 9: Graphic Display Option

Chapter 11: Creating Ramp & Stairs

Lecture 1: How to create Ramp

Lecture 2: How to create Stair: Part 1

Lecture 3: How to create Stair: Part 2

Lecture 4: How to create Stair: Part 3

Chapter 12: How to create a Rail in Revit

Lecture 1: Creating and modifying a Rail: Part 1

Lecture 2: Creating and modifying a Rail: Part 2

Chapter 13: Acquaintance with Model, Room & Area, Openings

Lecture 1: How to work with Model Texts

Lecture 2: How to work with Model Lines

Lecture 3: How to work with Model Group

Lecture 4: How to work with Room & Area

Lecture 5: Continuing the topic of Openings

Chapter 14: Import and Export CAD & PDF files in Revit

Lecture 1: How to import CAD files to Revit

Lecture 2: How to draw on CAD Plans: Part 1

Lecture 3: How to draw on CAD Plans: Part 2

Lecture 4: How to import PDF files to Revit

Lecture 5: How to export Revit files to AutoCad

Chapter 15: How to create Components

Lecture 1: How to work with Components

Lecture 2: Model In-Place: Form Panel

Lecture 3: Extrusion

Lecture 4: Important tips about Components | Reference Line / Reference Plane

Lecture 5: Blend

Lecture 6: Revolve

Lecture 7: Sweep & Swept Blend

Lecture 8: Void Extrusion

Lecture 9: Void Sweep

Lecture 10: Geometry commands

Lecture 11: Drawing a example using Form commands

Chapter 16: Topography in Revit

Instructors

Danial Bagherzadeh
Architect & Instructor of Architectural Softwares

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