Autodesk Revit Architecture 2018

Learn how to select walls and other elements in Revit using click, ctrl-click for multiple selections, and rectangle selections (left-to-right or right-to-left), then review properties in the property window.

Explore how to change an element’s properties in Autodesk Revit Architecture 2018 using the property window’s three areas: families, current selection, and element properties, including editing and creating new types.

Learn to navigate levels and elevations and create a 3d camera view in revit, using the project browser, view tab, and camera tools to name and manage views.

Learn how to create, rename, and position levels in Revit Architecture 2018, set elevations with offsets, and generate corresponding ceiling and structural plan views.

Use grid lines to define a building boundary and align elements across levels. Offset 200 feet, place elevations, walls, and beams, and adjust line properties for precise layout.

Learn to copy and move elements in Revit Architecture 2018 using the Modify panel, including baseline placement, multiple selection, constraints adjustments, and copying walls across levels.

Aligns walls by using a reference line and the align command, then creates offsets to place a wall at distances, with copy or move options and multi-line selection via tab.

demonstrates two mirror techniques in Revit: mirror by picking an axis and by drawing an axis; select objects, choose copy, set axis alignment, and handle overlapping walls.

Learn to change element properties in Revit using the property window’s three areas—families, current selection, and the element properties—and edit type properties, constraints, and phase.

Learn to use the rotate tool in Autodesk Revit Architecture 2018 to rotate walls with adjustable rotation center, starting point, and copy options, ensuring connected walls extend properly.

Learn to trim and extend walls in Revit Architecture 2018, using the trim command to make walls meet, extend lines to intersect, and trim multiple lines with a reference line.

Learn how to join and unjoin elements in Revit Architecture 2018, use the chain command to connect two walls, and move elements freely without affecting connected walls.

Learn to create multiple copies of walls using the array tool. Use linear and radial arrays, include or exclude grouping, set base points, and apply rotation to duplicate elements.

Group and ungroup objects in Revit to edit multiple items together, create and manage groups, add or remove members, and apply changes to all group members.

Create walls in Revit by selecting architectural wall types, adjust location line and constraints, and apply shapes like polygons, circles, arches, and fillets.

Create and name elevations for a three floor residential project in revit, including basement, first floor, second floor, third floor, and roof. Set level heights and then save your progress.

In Autodesk Revit Architecture 2018, learn to draw building grids by creating datum lines, setting 40 feet spacing, plotting the front boundary, and customizing grid lines and bubbles.

Design and adjust first-floor interior walls in Autodesk Revit Architecture 2018 by drawing walls, aligning to grid lines, extending and trimming, and refining placement for a complete floor plan.

Explore basic, curtain, and storefront walls in Revit Architecture 2018, and learn to adjust joins, level of detail, thickness, materials, and door and window placement in 3D.

Learn to add a door in Revit by loading a door family, placing it on a wall, and adjusting orientation and hinge side.

Learn how to add and customize windows in Autodesk Revit Architecture 2018, including loading families, adjusting dimensions and materials, and arranging multiple windows for balanced spaces.

Learn to add doors and windows to curtain walls in Revit by loading door families, replacing panels, removing mullions, and applying storefront window types in the project view.

Learn to create architectural floors in Autodesk Revit Architecture 2018, including basement and upper levels, align floors with walls, adjust offsets, carve openings for stairs, and copy floors between levels.

Create ceilings in Revit by using the ceiling plan, selecting a type, and drawing by lines or automatic ceiling; adjust lines, copy to levels, and manage ceiling tiles or families.

Learn to create ramps in Revit Architecture 2018 by using floor slope or the ramp tool, set slope criteria, length, and railing, then add doors.

Create and modify stairs in revit architecture 2018, adjusting raises, treads, landings, and railings, then align with basement to first floor levels and inspect in 3d views.

Sketch and configure a stair in Revit by setting base and top levels, creating 23 risers with an 11-inch offset, drawing the boundary and stair path, and adding railings.

Autodesk Revit architecture 2018: learn to create a roof by drawing walls, using the roof tool, setting slope and overhangs, and editing footprints to fit walls.

Learn to import and place a variety of cabinet, countertop, and furniture components in Revit, align them with blue reference lines, and verify layouts in 3D views.

Learn to insert and align rectangular and slanted columns in Revit Architecture 2018, control rotation and depth, snap to floors and grids, and ensure columns join walls and grid lines.

Explore how to create various openings in Revit, including roof and wall openings, shafts, and dormers, using faces, rectangles, and the dormer tool to control placement and geometry.

Master static dimensions in Revit using the line dimension tool from the entity tab, reference grid lines or walls, and adjust witness lines for outer or midline placement.

Learn to create and format text in Revit, choose text types and sizes, and apply leaders. Load and place tags for floors, walls, doors, and windows.

Learn to create and edit a site in Revit, using the topographical surface tool, elevation adjustments, points placement, slope control, ramps and stairs, with 3D view checks.

Add site components such as trees, park benches, lighting, and parking spaces to the site. Use the camera to view the site in shaded mode and rotate for better visualization.

learn how to place cameras, adjust visibility and graphic display options, and create walkthroughs to tour a building model with customizable lighting, shadows, and rendering settings.

Create and customize a section from the first floor in Revit, adjusting end points, sides, and display options, then place and rename elevations with shaded or wireframe views.

Create a callout by drawing a rectangle in an elevation to view details, rename it, adjust visibility by hiding elements or isolating components, and customize properties like unit and name.