Autodesk Revit Masterclass- A Complete Guide for Beginners

Autodesk Revit Masterclass: A Complete Guide for Beginners, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.5, with 91 lectures, based on 40 reviews, and has 191 subscribers.

You will learn about Autodesk Revit Building Information Management (BIM) Architectural Design This course is ideal for individuals who are Architects or Architectural Designers or Architecture Students It is particularly useful for Architects or Architectural Designers or Architecture Students.

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Summary

Title: Autodesk Revit Masterclass: A Complete Guide for Beginners

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4.5

Number of Lectures: 91

Number of Published Lectures: 91

Number of Curriculum Items: 91

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 91

Original Price: $54.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Autodesk Revit

Building Information Management (BIM)

Architectural Design

Who Should Attend

Architects

Architectural Designers

Architecture Students

Target Audiences

Architects

Architectural Designers

Architecture Students

If you are looking to learn the foundations of Autodesk Revit Architecture, look no more! This course is for those who are looking to learn this industry standard BIM software from the ground up. With hands-on practice, you will learn everything you need to know in order to create professional BIM Projects.

Packed with over 7 hours of video lessons, this course will get you from knowing nothing, up to a level where you can start working with Revit. You will be able to download all the training and exercise files to accompany the lectures so you can follow along.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Exercise Files and Projects

Chapter 2: Touring the Interface

Lecture 1: The Start Screen

Lecture 2: File Tab, Quick Access, Info Centre

Lecture 3: Tabs, Ribbons and Panels

Lecture 4: Properties Palette and Project Browser

Lecture 5: Status Bar, View Controls, Selection Toggles and Context Menu

Lecture 6: Navigating the Drawing Area

Lecture 7: Contextual Tab

Lecture 8: Terminology

Chapter 3: Introduction to Walls

Lecture 1: Introduction to Walls and Wall Panel

Lecture 2: Wall Options Bar

Lecture 3: Wall Properties Palette

Chapter 4: Basic Tools

Lecture 1: Align, Offset, Mirror

Lecture 2: Move, Copy, Rotate, Trim Extend

Lecture 3: Split Element, Pin, Array, Scale, Delete

Chapter 5: Datum Elements

Lecture 1: Building Levels

Lecture 2: Grid System

Chapter 6: Major Components

Lecture 1: Structural Column

Lecture 2: Architectural Columns

Lecture 3: Placing External Walls

Lecture 4: Placing Internal Walls

Lecture 5: Using the Equality Constraints

Lecture 6: Placing the Ground Floor Slab

Lecture 7: Placing a Boundary Footpath

Chapter 7: Minor Components

Lecture 1: Placing Doors from the Type Selector

Lecture 2: Loading Doors from the LIbrary

Lecture 3: Creating a New Door Type

Lecture 4: Adding a Wall Opening

Lecture 5: Editing the Walls Profile to Create an Opening

Lecture 6: Adding Structural Opening to the Wall

Lecture 7: Placing Windows

Chapter 8: Creating Next Level

Lecture 1: Increasing Top Constraint

Lecture 2: Placing the First Floor Slab

Lecture 3: Adding a Shaft Opening to the Slab

Lecture 4: Selection Filter and Align to Selected Levels

Chapter 9: Vertical Circulation

Lecture 1: Stair by Component

Lecture 2: Stair by Sketch

Lecture 3: Creating Project Stair

Lecture 4: Placing a Railing

Lecture 5: Creating a Railing

Chapter 10: Roof Components

Lecture 1: Introduction to Roofs by Footprint

Lecture 2: Pitched Roof by Footprint

Lecture 3: Flat Roof by Footprint

Lecture 4: Roof by Extrusion

Chapter 11: Curtain Walls

Lecture 1: Introduction to Curtain Walls

Lecture 2: Constructing a Curtain Wall

Lecture 3: Curtain Wall Entrance

Lecture 4: Curtain Wall Rear

Lecture 5: Curtain Wall Front

Chapter 12: Reflected Ceiling Plan

Lecture 1: Introduction to Reflected Ceilings

Lecture 2: Adjusting the Ceiling Position

Lecture 3: Creating the First Floor Ceiling Plan

Lecture 4: Adding Components to the Ceiling

Lecture 5: Example of Rendered Ceiling Components

Chapter 13: Creating a 2D Detail

Lecture 1: Setting up a Callout

Lecture 2: Masking and Filled Regions

Lecture 3: Detail Components and Repeating Detail Components

Lecture 4: Placing Insulation

Lecture 5: Using the Detail Line and Creating a Line Style

Lecture 6: Adding Text with Leaders

Lecture 7: Adding Break Lines

Chapter 14: Dimensions

Lecture 1: Introduction to Dimensions by Individual References

Lecture 2: Dimension by Entire Wall

Lecture 3: Witness Lines

Lecture 4: Modifying a Dimension

Chapter 15: Tags, Schedules & Legends

Lecture 1: Introduction to Tags

Lecture 2: Adding information to the Tags

Lecture 3: Placing Window Tags

Lecture 4: Placing Wall Tags

Lecture 5: Applying Tags to First Floor

Lecture 6: Creating a Room and Placing Room Tags

Lecture 7: Creating a Room Legend

Lecture 8: Creating a Room Schedule

Lecture 9: Creating a Door Schedule

Lecture 10: Creating a Window Schedule

Lecture 11: Creating a Door and Window Legend

Chapter 16: Visualisations

Lecture 1: Introduction to Shadows and Sun settings

Lecture 2: Creating a One-Day Solar Study

Lecture 3: Introduction to Rendering and Rendering First Image

Lecture 4: Rendering Second Image

Lecture 5: Introduction to Walkthroughs

Lecture 6: Modifying a Walkthrough

Lecture 7: Creating a Walkthrough Over Two Levels

Instructors

Ozgur Gorgun
Motion Designer / Adobe & Maxon Certified Instructor

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