BIM- Revit Family Creation- Expert Level (Level 2)

BIM- Revit Family Creation- Expert Level (Level 2), available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.65, with 35 lectures, based on 17 reviews, and has 2169 subscribers.

You will learn about Advanced Techniques for Revit Family Creation Parameters and Constraints in Revit Families Using Formulas and Functions Working with Nested Families Exploring Revit Family Types and Variations Revit Family Templates and Standards Creating Custom 2D Symbols Revit Family Documentation and Annotation Publishing and Sharing Revit Families classification and Keynote Creating an Automatic Keyplan Cataloging Families: Organizing and Managing Family Libraries This course is ideal for individuals who are BIM Modelers or BIM Coordinators or BIM Managers or 3D Modeler or Revit Users or BIM Specialists or Architects It is particularly useful for BIM Modelers or BIM Coordinators or BIM Managers or 3D Modeler or Revit Users or BIM Specialists or Architects.

Enroll now: BIM- Revit Family Creation- Expert Level (Level 2)

Summary

Title: BIM- Revit Family Creation- Expert Level (Level 2)

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.65

Number of Lectures: 35

Number of Published Lectures: 35

Number of Curriculum Items: 35

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 35

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Advanced Techniques for Revit Family Creation

Parameters and Constraints in Revit Families

Using Formulas and Functions

Working with Nested Families

Exploring Revit Family Types and Variations

Revit Family Templates and Standards

Creating Custom 2D Symbols

Revit Family Documentation and Annotation

Publishing and Sharing Revit Families

classification and Keynote

Creating an Automatic Keyplan

Cataloging Families: Organizing and Managing Family Libraries

Who Should Attend

BIM Modelers

BIM Coordinators

BIM Managers

3D Modeler

Revit Users

BIM Specialists

Architects

Target Audiences

BIM Modelers

BIM Coordinators

BIM Managers

3D Modeler

Revit Users

BIM Specialists

Architects

Note: Revit family modeling, as taught in this course is different from other courses by its high level of professionalism and expertise.

Are you ready to take your Revit family creation skills to the next level and explore advanced techniques?

Have you ever wondered how Revit families can be intelligently utilized to model different parts of a project?

Are you seeking to enhance your proficiency in cataloging and organizing families effectively for streamlined workflow and improved productivity?

In this course, we delve into the world of advanced family creation techniques specifically tailored for professionals like you. Revit families are not just about creating objects; they are often an intelligent and efficient way to model various project components. In this course, we start by explaining the importance of using nested families through a simple example of a shelf. We then proceed to explore practical and complex examples, showcasing how nested families can be applied in real-life projects. Furthermore, we examine the transformative power of parameterizing family types and demonstrate how it leads to the creation of Mega Families. Through the modeling of multiple common examples, you will gain hands-on experience in this area.

Next, we tackle the crucial topic of Share Parameters through several illustrative examples. I firmly believe that without properly employing Share Parameters, it is challenging to create professional-grade families. To ensure comprehensive coverage of the subject, we also provide insights into other important and practical aspects of families based on our experiences.

Some of the course topics include:

Nested families and associated parameters

Combining nested families with hosted families

Creating “Family Type” parameters

Parametric radial arrays

In-depth explanation of Share Parameters and their differences from Project Parameters

Styling projects with 2.5D families

Object replication using railing and curtain wall systems (such as theater seating arrangements, ceramic ceiling tiles, structural waffles, and more)

Cataloging and organizing families effectively

Applications of classification and keynote usage

Implementing conditional (IF) statements in family creation

Creating an automatic Keyplan

Building objects using Line-Based Families

This is a comprehensive course that every professional BIM modeler needs. Everything is explained in detail with real-world examples. Enroll now and feel free to ask me any questions throughout the course.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Course Catalog

Lecture 1: Course Catalog

Chapter 2: Nested Families

Lecture 1: Nested Families

Chapter 3: Modeling Library

Lecture 1: Modeling and Formula

Lecture 2: Associate Parameters

Chapter 4: Multi-Lat Window Modeling

Lecture 1: Exercise Explanation

Lecture 2: Exercise ; Multi-Lat Window (Part 1)

Lecture 3: Exercise ; Multi-Lat Window (Part 2)

Lecture 4: Exercise ; Multi-Lat Window (Part 3)

Chapter 5: Example ; Round Table

Lecture 1: Example ; Round Table

Chapter 6: Nested Family

Lecture 1: Nested Family

Chapter 7: Creating Different Types of Family

Lecture 1: Creating Different Types of Family

Chapter 8: Selecting Grouped Objects

Lecture 1: Selecting Grouped Objects

Chapter 9: Example ; Modeling a Round Table with Round Base

Lecture 1: Example ; Modeling a Round Table with Round Base

Chapter 10: Parametric Family Types

Lecture 1: Parametric Family Types

Chapter 11: Example: Kitchen Sink Modeling

Lecture 1: Example: Kitchen Sink Modeling

Chapter 12: Cutting Families

Lecture 1: Cutting Families

Chapter 13: Dynamic Keyplan

Lecture 1: Dynamic Keyplan

Chapter 14: Example: Grating Modeling

Lecture 1: Modeling and Parameters

Lecture 2: Parametric Family Creation

Chapter 15: Example ; Yonolits Modeling

Lecture 1: Example ; Yonolits Modeling

Chapter 16: Share Parameters

Lecture 1: Share Parameters

Chapter 17: Visibility and Parametrize Families

Lecture 1: Visibility and Parametrize Families

Chapter 18: Share Parameter and Detail Item

Lecture 1: Share Parameter and Detail Item (Part 1)

Lecture 2: Share Parameter and Detail Item (Part 2)

Chapter 19: Modeling Stair Components (Tread, Rise, Nosing)

Lecture 1: Modeling Stair Components (Tread, Rise, Nosing)

Chapter 20: Metal Deck Modeling

Lecture 1: Metal Deck Modeling

Chapter 21: Corner Window

Lecture 1: Corner Window

Chapter 22: Reproduction Objects by Railing & Curtain Wall Commands

Lecture 1: Reproduction Objects by Railing & Curtain Wall Commands

Chapter 23: 2.5D Families

Lecture 1: 2.5D Families

Chapter 24: Face Base Families & Void

Lecture 1: Face Base Families & Void

Chapter 25: Line Base Families

Lecture 1: Line Base Families

Chapter 26: Maintain Annotation Orientation

Lecture 1: Maintain Annotation Orientation

Chapter 27: Cataloging of Families

Lecture 1: Cataloging of Families

Chapter 28: Keynote & Classification

Lecture 1: Keynote & Classification

Chapter 29: Bonus Section

Lecture 1: Bonus Lecture

Instructors

Amir Karami ? BIM
BIM Manager, BIM Modeler, Revit, Architect, MEP Modeler

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