Autodesk Revit - Complete Beginner to advanced level Course

Navigate the Revit software interface and explore Revit 2024 basics like new projects and templates. Learn about families, templates, project browser, and the quick access toolbar in practical setup.

Explore the option menu in revit, adjust file options, save reminder intervals, and set up user names for student accounts; learn keyboard shortcuts, color preferences, and template paths.

Use the manage tab to toggle the top ribbon and toolbar visibility in Revit. Double-click to hide and double-click again to show the interface.

Learn to show or hide properties and the project browser in Revit, move and dock these interface elements, and manage the status bar and system browser for a tailored workspace.

Learn to set and modify project units in Autodesk Revit, choosing architectural or structural display and configuring area, length, and rounding options.

Learn to switch between tile view and tab view in Revit, display multiple open windows or single windows, and preview 3D changes from floor plans to electrical plans.

Reset Revit to the installation defaults by closing the program, locating the AppData roaming Autodesk Revit version folder, deleting it, and restarting to load a fresh copy.

Learn how to recover a missing elevation view in Revit by setting the working boundary, creating and renaming elevations for south, east, and west, and comparing default and realistic views.

Set up and adjust the camera or elevation view to control visibility in all directions, moving it so your project stays inside the four line boundary for full view.

Learners will create an Autodesk Revit project from simple to complex, defining and configuring levels and grid relationships early, including ground level, first floor, second floor, roof, and staircase landing.

Learn to add missing levels in Revit by using plan view, reflect/link plan, and include ground floor, ground level, first floor, second floor, terrace, and roof.

Master drawing and modifying architectural walls in Revit from ground to first floor, selecting wall types, adjusting thickness, height, and joins, and applying basic material and color changes.

Learn to draw and modify windows in Autodesk Revit by creating walls, loading window families, and adjusting seal height, sill height, and head height across floor plans and 3D views.

Select door types (commercial or residential), load door units and hardware, then set width to 3 ft 6 in, height to 7 ft, sill height zero, offset zero, swing 90.

Master Revit's move tools from the modify toolbar by selecting an object, choosing a reference point, and using the mv command to move doors and windows precisely.

Learn to use copy tools in Revit to create multiple copies by selecting a model and placing copies at points, with Ctrl Z undo and the copy command.

Use rotation tools in Revit to rotate a wall about a base point to a chosen angle, such as 90 or 45 degrees, and use Ctrl Z to undo.

Learn to use mirror tools in Autodesk Revit to create mirrored copies by selecting an element, choosing mirror axis or draw axis, and using reference points for placement.

Master trim and extend tools in Revit to cut and extend lines, delete corners, and manage reference and dead lines. Learn to trim single lines and undo with Ctrl Z.

Master the align tool in Revit to position lines together, align them with other lines, and create joints, while using undo with control z for corrections.

learn to draw a floor plan in Revit and generate an automatic 3d view with rendering, using architectural walls, offsets, and room layouts from ground to first floor.

Practice floor plan and 3d modeling by placing and aligning doors and windows, choosing door types, adjusting dimensions, and viewing updates in 3d view.

Place windows in the floor plan, size 4x4 and 5x5, set sill height to 2 feet, adjust total height, and mirror or duplicate across walls for a 3d visualization.

Master balcony modeling in Revit by creating a seven-foot slab on the ground floor, adding walls, glass panels, and rails, then mirroring and aligning components with precise height offsets.

Learn to model a monolithic concrete staircase in Autodesk Revit, configuring ground floor and mid landings, offsets, and slabs. Validate progress with 3d views, sections, and railing adjustments.

replicate the model across floors by adjusting the boundary, trimming overlaps, and copying the staircase to ground, first, and second levels in revit, preparing for the circular boundary wall.

Learn a hands-on workflow in Revit to build a multi-level structure: draw walls, terraces, roofs, floors, doors, railings, and preview in 3D across levels.

Create openings for walls, set floor levels and underlays, extend walls, add a staircase from ground to upper levels, and review the floor plan in 3D.

Learn to create a gate in Revit using a generic model, set work planes, and draw rectangles with 1.5 in thickness, offering two openings or a single gate.