Improve your workflow with Revit families. Learn how to model reusable features such as chair rails and baseboards, doors, cabinets, and shelving with Revit architectural families.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
- Welcome
- Using the exercise files
- Creating a standard cove
- Creating a chair rail profile
- Creating a baseboard profile
- Creating a crown moulding profile
- In-place families
- Configuring an opening and setting the enviornment
- Creating a door jamb
- Creating a stile and rail door panel
- Creating a glass panel
- Adding casing
- Creating symbolic lines
- Creating hardware
- Configuring visibility settings
- Creating a box
- Adding doors
- Adding pulls
- Adding 2D hardware such as hinges
- Visibility states
- Lookup tables
- Creating a shelving bracket
- Creating a shelf
- Creating bracket standards
- Configuring array parameters
- Linking family parameters
- Creating parametric arrays
- Creating an in-place reception desk
- Setting a visibility contingency
- Configuring and painting materials to an in-place family
- Adding countertops
- Modeling countertop brackets
- Setting global parameters
- Creating massing
- Creating adaptive components
- Next steps
Taught by
Eric Wing
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