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Create stunning drawing using only REVIT-without Photoshop!
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Create stunning drawing using only REVIT-without Photoshop!

Fast and easy way to make presentations in Revit. Learn 3 very different styles for all your project needs.
Created byLelde Savoni
Last updated 4/2024
English
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What you'll learn

  • Learn how to set up 3 very different styles in Revit
  • Optimized Workflow Efficiency: Through hands-on instruction and practical exercises, students will discover techniques to streamline their workflow in Revit
  • Effective Utilization of Pre-Built Resources: Participants will gain insights into leveraging pre-built families and view templates provided in the course file
  • Enhanced Communication and Presentation Skills: By mastering diverse presentation styles and refining their proficiency in Revit

Course content

1 section15 lectures1h 36m total length
  • Introduction2:22

    Learn to use revit for presentations, applying realistic materials and a Pinterest-inspired engraving style to 3d views, plants, and elevations, and assemble a multi-view sheet from a resource file.

  • Where to find textures?2:50

    Discover where to find textures for Revit, including Ambient CG, Google searches for seamless textures, and Freepik, then download and unzip JPEG textures to apply to surfaces.

  • Style 1 - Apply materials - Part 110:03

    Apply realistic materials to a Revit bathroom by selecting the view, switching to realistic style, and mapping textures to floor, walls, and furniture with proper scaling and orientation.

  • Style 1 - Apply materials - Part 23:23

    Apply materials to the floor plan by selecting wood and tile textures, adjust sample size for realistic board heights, align textures in the 3d view, and add shadows and lighting.

  • Style 1 - Let's make it look nice! - Part 18:01

    Enhance Revit views by adjusting lighting, shadows, ambient lighting and ambient shadows; set walls and floors to solid black and apply textures from the Autodesk library.

  • Style 1 - Let's make it look nice! - Part 27:44

    Learn to style elevations in Revit by applying solid black wall and floor patterns, create and reuse a view template, and fine-tune lighting and shadows for realistic depth.

  • Style 2 - Background5:45

    Learn to build a gray background style in revit using a legend as the background, customize its color, and layer it behind plans, elevations, and 3d views.

  • Style 2 - Let's apply colors7:53

    Apply color overrides in Revit to make lines white and patterns gray across views using visibility graphics overrides and custom color swatches.

  • Style 2 - Final touch!7:05

    Apply shadows with lighting set to 60 in elevations and plan views for depth, then make white room tags and save a view template for consistency.

  • Extra Lesson - Style 3 - Part 110:45

    Explore style 3 in revit: balance materials, apply shading colors while keeping hidden lines white, use visibility graphics and consistent color styles to switch between color and black-and-white views.

  • Extra Lesson - Style 3 -Part 212:26

    Apply gray solid-fill patterns to floor and wall cuts, adjust visibility graphics, and set beige background legend while creating style tree template for elevations and floor plans with ambient shadows.

  • Extra Lesson - Learn how to prepare "Perspective - Section" view4:33

    Create axonometric perspective views in Revit by using a camera and section box on the floor plan to reveal depth and produce a render-like elevation with shadows and visibility overrides.

  • Extra Lesson - Background with Gradient and Image4:37

    Learn to create professional backgrounds in Revit using gradient and image options, control visibility with crop region, and layer drawings on a sheet for a polished, customizable presentation.

  • Print - Pdf or Jpg7:14

    Print revit drawings by saving a high-quality pdf or exporting a lossless jpeg, using raster processing for images and a1 size with 300 dpi, especially when backgrounds are present.

  • WHAT'S NEXT?2:15

    Master interior design in Revit by modeling interior elements, floors, ceilings, skirting boards, lighting, furniture, and plumbing. Generate annotated plans, measurements, shadows, and polished sheets.

Requirements

  • No experience or very basic knowledge of Revit

Description

Elevate your presentation prowess in Revit by mastering three unique styles that demonstrate the software's versatility and capabilities.


In this 1.5-hour masterclass, you'll gain the skills to work more efficiently, utilizing a single software solution for both project creation and presentation.


Style 1: Realistic Material Design

Experience the unparalleled realism of material representation in Revit. This style highlights the intricate materiality of your projects, offering clients a vivid understanding without the necessity of rendering.


Style 2: Aesthetic Elegance

Craft presentations with a refined aesthetic, ideal for architectural and conceptual displays. This style emphasizes clean lines and sophisticated design elements, elevating the visual impact of your work.


Style 3: Vibrant Color Palette

Effortlessly convey your design concepts through a vibrant and comprehensible color scheme. This style simplifies communication while ensuring a comprehensive depiction of your vision.


Additionally, you will receive a file containing families and view templates that you can readily utilize for your projects. These resources are curated to streamline your workflow, providing you with pre-built elements and templates to enhance your design process effortlessly.


Unlock the full potential of Revit by mastering these diverse presentation styles, enhancing your ability to captivate audiences and effectively communicate your design intent.

Who this course is for:

  • Beginners and intermediate users - students, architects, interior designers.