Revit Architecture Complete Beginner Training

Learn to use the navigation ballot and steering wheel to pan, zoom, and rewind in 2D views, fit windows, zoom region, tile multiple windows, and adjust docking and size.

Create and manage levels in Revit to control the height of a 3D model, using elevation views, datum tools, reference lines, and the offset method.

Learn to create and modify wall openings in Revit architecture, using the opening panel to place openings with base and top constraints and offsets, and adjust them in plan.

Learn to build a curtain wall from scratch in Revit, creating a garden wall with exterior glazing, grids, panels, corner grids, and embedded wall techniques.

Learn to create shaft openings in Revit that propagate across multiple floors, set height from level 1 to 7, and edit the shaft sketch and symbolic lines.

Learn to add ceiling fixtures in Revit, including lighting and cameras, by loading families, selecting ceiling light types, sizing, rotating, and aligning them to the ceiling grid.

Create flat and slope roofs with the roof by footprint tool in revit, adjusting level and overhang. Add gable ends and customize roof types.

Learn how to create stairways with the stairway sketch option in revit, modify boundaries and risers, adjust nosing and stringer, and convert stairway components into sketch-based stairs for custom designs.

Learn to create and size doors D1, D2, D3, windows W1, W2, W3, and ventilators on a plan. Load families, edit types, duplicate, and set seal height and placement.

Create a suspended ceiling on the ground floor in Revit, using sketch or automatic method, set to 600 by 600, with a height offset of 26 from the level.

Move tools in Revit show how to move objects by dragging with the mouse, using arrow keys, or the move command (M V) from the modify tab.

Use the pin tool to lock objects in place, preventing accidental moves or deletions. Unpin to move or delete, and pin or unpin all items in the project as needed.

Explore visual styles in Revit architecture, including wireframe, hidden line, shaded, realistic, and sketchy line, and learn to use the scale option and detail level options across views.

Learn to create and edit filled and masking regions in Revit, detailing regions with patterns, colors, and boundaries, and control visibility, order, and alignment to objects.

Explore building phases in revit architecture, including existing plan, demolish, and renovation blocks, and apply phase filters to visualize complete changes over time.