Revit 3 Constructing, Sharing and Collaborating - Training Course
Duration: 24 hours
Teaching Methodology: Hands on
Course Schedule: Schedule
Fees $400
Course Mode: Blended Face-to-face or online via Zoom
DESCRIPTION
Autodesk® Revit® software has many advanced design and collaboration tools. This course focuses on these advanced topics. Part 1 addresses topics that are common to all disciplines. Part 2 addresses issues that are specific to architects.
OVERVIEW
Part 1 - Topics that Are Common to All Disciplines:
- Groups
- In-Place Families
- Project Information
- Worksharing
- Collaboration
- Design Options
- LOD Level of Details
- Revit Templates
- Point Cloud
- Design Options
- Phases
- Walkthroughs
Part 2 - Topics Specific to Architects:
- Simple Families
- Complex Families
- Masses
AUDIENCE
People who would like to be able to work as a team and to create complex designs and walkthroughs.
PREREQUISITES
Revit 1 Fundamentals for All Disciplines
FREE ONLINE EXAM
Use our free online Revit 3 Exam to assess your skills. You may select particular categories. There is no password or limit on how many times you can take it. When you hit the Finish button, the system will post the results on the screen and send a copy to your email.
COURSE CONTENTS
Part 1 - All Disciplines
01 - Groups
- Introducing Groups
- Creating a Model Group
- Creating and Managing Model and Detail Groups
- Attaching Annotation Detail Groups
- Creating Detail Groups
- Editing Groups
- Making Parameters Vary Between Groups
- Excluding Elements from Groups
- Converting Groups to Links
- Saving and Loading Groups
- Understanding Best Practices for Working with Groups
- Download Lesson 01
02 - Creating In-Place Families
- Introduction to In-Place Modeling Tools
- Creating In-Place Family Objects Using Solid Extruded Forms
- Creating In-Place Family Objects Using Solid Blended Forms
- Creating In-Place Family Objects Using Solid Revolved Forms
- Creating In-Place Family Objects Using Solid Swept Forms
- Enhancing In-Place Families
- Understanding Adaptive Components
- Using Adaptive Components to Create Building Elements
- Creating Curved Sloped Walls
- Creating a Fire Place
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03 - Worksharing
- Introducing Worksharing Concepts
- Understanding Worksharing Terminology
- Enabling Worksharing in a Project File
- Creating the Central Model
- Creating a Local Model
- Creating Worksets
- Understanding Workset Visibility
- Understanding How Central and Local Files Communicate
- Closing a Workshared Project
- Understanding Editing Requests
- Understanding the Active Workset
- Understanding Worksharing Display Modes
- Specifying Open Worksets
- Managing Worksets in Linked Revit Files
- Working Offline and Editing at Risk
- Viewing the Workshared Project History
- Rolling Back Workshared Projects
- Detaching a File from Central
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04 - Collaboration
- Linking Revit Models
- Controlling the Coordinates in Linked Revit Models
- Controlling the Display of Elements in a Linked Model
- Scheduling Elements from a Linked Model
- Tagging Elements in a Linked Model
- Monitoring and Coordinating Changes Within a Single Project
- Using Copy and Monitor in a Single Project
- Using Copy and Monitor with Linked Projects
- Performing a Coordination Review with Linked Models
- Checking For Interferences
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05 - Phases
- Introducing Phases
- Understanding Phases
- Managing Phases
- Understanding Phase Filters and Graphic Overrides
- Assigning Phases and Phase Filters to a View
- Understanding the Impact of Phases on Documentation
- Demolishing Elements
- Establishing Phases in Project Templates
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06 - Design Options
- Introducing Design Options
- Working with Design Options and Option Sets
- Editing Design Options
- Duplicating and Deleting Design Options
- Creating Design Option Views
- Understanding the Impact of Design Options on Documentation
- Promoting and Accepting Design Options
- Download Lesson 06
07 - Construction Modeling
- Creating and Modifying Parts
- Controlling the Visibility
- Dividing Parts
- Merging and Excluding Parts
- Scheduling Parts
- Understanding Wall Joins and Parts
- Creating Parts from Linked Models
- Creating Assemblies
- Placing and Modifying Assembly Instances
- Creating Assembly Views
- Acquiring Assembly Views
- Modifying Assembly Views
- Download Lesson 07
08 - Model Development, Level of Detail, and Data Integration
- What is LOD? Definitions and purpose
- Overview of AIA/NBIMS-US LOD framework: LOD 100 to LOD 500
- Examples and illustrations of each LOD:
- LOD 100 – Conceptual Massing
- LOD 200 – Approximate Geometry & Systems
- LOD 300 – Precise Geometry and Location
- LOD 350 – Connections and Interfaces
- LOD 400 – Fabrication and Assembly Details
- LOD 500 – As-Built Conditions
- Download LOD 2019 Specifications
- How LOD affects project phases and coordination
- Managing LOD in Revit views and families
- Common pitfalls when using LOD in Revit models
🔶 Section 2: Using Templates for Consistency and Efficiency
- What are Revit templates (.RTE and .DWT)?
- Creating and customizing templates
- Embedding view templates, filters, and object styles
- Preloading families, line styles, and annotations
- Creating LOD-specific templates for different disciplines
- Company standards and project startup templates
🔶 Section 3: Working with Point Clouds in Revit
- Introduction to point clouds: formats and sources
- Use Autodesk ReCap to Simplify the Point Cloud
- Open the original .RCP/.RCS in Autodesk ReCap
- The ✅ Clean & Organize panel
- Exporting
- Importing point clouds into Revit (RCP/RCS)
- Point cloud visualization and clipping
- Using point clouds to create existing condition models
- Aligning point clouds with project base points and survey points
- Best practices for modeling from point clouds
- Tools and plugins for enhanced point cloud processing
09 - Managing Projects
- Managing Project Information
- Specifying the Location and Site
- Managing Project Browser View Organization
- Using Parameters and Filters for Browser Organization
- Managing Project Browser Sheet Organization
- Working with Coordinate Systems
- Relocating a Project
- Rotating True North and Project North
- Mirroring a Project
- Understanding Project Template Files
- Transferring Project Standards
- Deleting Unused Items
- Setting the Starting View
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10 - Design Analysis
- Enabling the Sun Path Diagram
- Creating a Solar Study
- Understanding Energy Settings
- Performing an Energy Analysis with a Mass Model
- Performing an Energy Analysis with Building Elements
- Download Lesson 10
11 - Creating Walkthroughs
- Creating Walkthroughs
- Playing Animations
- Exporting
- Download Lesson 11
Part 2 - For Architects
12 - Creating Families - Bookcase
- Creating a Family Skeleton
- Family Parameters and Types
- Create 3 bookcase types
- Creating Panels
- Creating Back Panel
- Add Base Thickness
- Creating and Assigning Subcategories
- Adding Shelves
- Assign the Shelves subcategory
- Managing Visibility
- Adding a Masking Region
- Assigning Materials
- Creating material Parameters
- Controlling Door Visibility
- Creating a Type Catalog
- Download Lesson 12
13 - Creating Families - Baluster
- Creating a New Family File
- Creating the Steel Plates
- Creating Brackets to Connect the Steel Plates
- Defining and Assigning Materials
- Testing the New Family
- Download Lesson 13
14 - Creating Families - Solar Shade
- The Mounting Plate
- Geometry for Hung and Braced Support
- Create the Solar Shade family
- Louver for the Solar Shade
- Finishing the Solar Shade
- Download Lesson 14
15 - Creating Families - Complex Window
- Window Frame
- Window Sash
- Window Glass
- Window Mullion
- Assign new Material
- Define new Window Types
- Wall Closure
- Controlling The View
- Download Lesson 15
16 - Creating Families - Mousharabieh
17 - Creating Families - 2 Arch Windows and 1 Arch Door
18 - Creating Inclined Windows
- Creating a Void Opening in the Wall
- Using Void Sweeps to Change Wall Shapes
- Creating the Window
- Download Lesson 18
19 - Creating Families - Parametric Louvre
- Creating the Repeating Plate
- Nesting Families
- Using Array to Create the Repeating Geometry
- Adding Parameters
- Testing the Family
- Download Lesson 19
20 - Introduction to Masses
- Overview of Massing Studies
- Placing Mass Elements
- Creating Conceptual Massing
- Setting Workplanes
- Creating Mass Forms
- Dynamic Editing for Conceptual Massing
- Working with Profiles and Edges
- From Massing to Building
- Download Lesson 20
21 - Conceptual Design Environment
- Understanding the Conceptual Design Environment
- Working in 3D in the Conceptual Design Environment
- Creating Conceptual Mass Solid Forms
- Creating Conceptual Mass Surfaces
- Creating Conceptual Mass Void Forms
- Creating Forms from Imported CAD Files
- Creating Reference Planes and Reference Lines
- Creating Forms from Model Lines versus Reference Lines
- Using Reference Points
- Creating Dimension and Parameter Constraints
- Modifying Form Profiles
- Modifying Forms with Add Edge and Add Profile
- Sketching on Forms
- Creating Divided Paths
- Creating Divided Surfaces
- Adding Patterns to Divided Surfaces
- Creating a Panel Family for Conceptual Massing
- Creating Adaptive Components
- Repeating an Adaptive Component Along a Divided Path
- Loading a Conceptual Mass into the Project Environment
- Understanding How to Place Mass Elements and Control Their Visibility
- Creating an In-Place Mass
- Creating Mass Floors
- Working with Mass Type Properties to Place Tags and Create Schedules
- Creating Model by Face Elements
- Modifying Elements with Update to Face and Edit Face Selection
- Download Lesson 21

