Revit Structure 2015 Beginner to Advanced Training DVDs
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Summary
Overview
CADLearning® for Autodesk® Revit® Structure 2015 teaches you how to fully and efficiently utilize the software for performing structural design and analysis. In this course, you’ll learn everything from the basics of getting started to advanced concepts, including managing projects, advanced modeling, design anlaysis, building structure, family creation and worksharing. .
Description
Getting Started
Starting Revit Structure
Starting Revit for the First Time
Opening a Project File
Identifying the User Interface Components
Managing User Interface Components
Understanding the Ribbon
Customizing the User Interface
Understanding the Quick Access Toolbar
Understanding the Options Bar
Understanding the Application Menu
Understanding the InfoCenter Toolbar
Using the Revit App Store
Understanding the Project Browser
Understanding the Properties Palette
Understanding the Type Selector
Understanding the Status Bar
Understanding the Drawing Area
Understanding the View Controls
Understanding the Navigation Bar
Understanding the ViewCube
Understanding the Steering Wheels
Understanding the Options Dialog
Managing File and Template Locations
Managing the Places List
Starting a New Project from Recent Files
Starting a New Project from the Application Menu
Understanding the Units and Snaps
Using the Mouse
Using the Keyboard
Customizing Keyboard Shortcuts
Managing Windows
Saving and Closing Files
Closing the Application
Revit Fundamentals
Understanding BIM
Understanding the Difference between BIM and CAD
Understanding Revit Concepts
Working with the Different Versions of Revit
Understanding Bidirectional Associativity
Recognizing Parametric Relationships
Understanding Families
Placing Model Elements
Basic Modify and Reporting Tools
Selecting Objects
Modifying Selection Settings
Saving Selection Sets
Copying and Moving Objects
Rotating Objects
Creating Linear Arrays
Creating Radial Arrays
Scaling Objects
Mirroring Objects
Flipping Objects
Using the Clipboard for Copy and Paste
Modeling Essentials
Creating and Modifying Levels
Creating and Modifying Grids
Controlling Datum Visibility
Limiting Visibility of Datum Using Scope Boxes
Setting and Showing the Active Work Plane
Walls - An In-Depth Look
Understanding Wall Drawing Aids
Understanding Wall System Families and Types
Creating Structural Walls
Creating Walls by Picking Lines
Creating a Wall by Face
Understanding Wall Properties
Changing the Wall Type as Your Design Evolves
Creating a Stacked Wall
Building Structure
Managing Structural Symbolic Representation Settings
Creating Structural Columns
Adding Slanted Columns
Creating Isolated Foundations
Creating Wall Foundations
Creating Stepped Foundations
Creating Foundation Slabs
Creating Floors
Stairs and Railings
Creating Stairs by Component
Creating Landing Components
Creating Support Components
Creating Stair Components by Sketching
Modifying Stair Components
Customizing Stair Documentation
Understanding Stair by Component Properties
Site Tools
Introducing Site Tools
Creating a Toposurface Using Points
Creating a Toposurface from CAD
Creating a Toposurface from a Points File
Managing Site Settings
Creating Toposurface Subregions and Split Surfaces
Schedules and Tags
Understanding Parameters
Creating Project Parameters
Creating Shared Parameters
Understanding Schedules and Tags
Placing Element Tags
Tagging Beams
Annotation
Working with Text Annotations
Using Keyboard Controls and Adding Symbols to Text
Checking Spelling in a View
Finding and Replacing Text
Modifying Text Type Properties
Creating Keynotes
Dimensions and Constraints
Understanding Dimensions and Constraints
Using Temporary Dimensions
Modifying Temporary Dimension Settings
Working with Permanent Dimensions
Modifying Dimensions
Modifying Dimension Graphics
Drafting and Detailing
Understanding Detailing
Loading and Placing Detail Components
Placing Repeating Details
Creating a Repeating Detail Type
Creating Detail Lines
Specifying Draw Order
Showing Hidden Lines in a Detail View
View Graphics
Working with Visual Styles
Understanding Scale and Detail Level
Understanding Plan View Range
Understanding View Discipline
Understanding View Templates
Creating View Templates
Views and Sheets
Creating Plan Views
Creating a Plan Region
Creating Building Elevation Views
Creating Framing Elevation Views
Changing the Elevation Symbol
Creating Section Views
Segmenting Section and Elevation Views
Printing and Publishing
Understanding Printing and Publishing
Printing and Managing Print Settings
Printing to PDF
Publishing Files to Buzzsaw
Managing Your Projects
Managing Project Information
Specifying the Location, Weather and Site
Managing Project Browser View Organization
Using Parameters and Filters for Browser Organization
Managing Project Browser Sheet Organization
Managing Settings
Understanding Model and Drafting Patterns
Managing Fill Patterns
Managing Materials and Material Libraries
Managing Material Properties and Material Assets
Design Analysis
Introducing the Analytical Model
Controlling the Analytical Model Visibility Settings
Modifying the Analytical Model Properties
Adjusting the Analytical Model
Confirming Analytical Nodes are Connected
Worksharing
Introducing Worksharing Concepts
Understanding Worksharing Terminology
Enabling Worksharing in a Project File
Creating the Central Model
Creating a Local Model
Creating Worksets
Collaboration
Linking Revit Models
Controlling the Coordinates in Linked Revit Models
Controlling the Display of Elements in a Linked Model
Scheduling Elements from a Linked Model
Tagging Elements in a Linked Model
Groups
Introducing Groups
Creating a Model Group
Creating and Managing Model Groups and Attached Detail Groups
Creating Detail Groups
Editing Groups
Making Parameters Vary Between Groups
Phases
Introducing Phases
Understanding Phases
Managing Phases
Understanding Phase Filters and Graphic Overrides
Assigning Phases and Phase Filters to a View
Design Options
Introducing Design Options
Working with Design Options and Option Sets
Editing Design Options
Duplicating and Deleting Design Options
Creating Design Option Views
Understanding the Impact of Design Options on Documentation
Construction Modeling
Understanding Construction Modeling
Creating Parts
Modifying Parts
Controlling the Visibility of Parts
Dividing Parts
Advanced Modeling
Introducing the In-Place Modeling Tools
Creating Solid Extrusions and Blends as an In-Place Component
Creating Solid Revolves as an In-Place Component
Creating Solid Sweeps and Swept Blends as an In-Place Component
Creating Void Forms as an In-Place Component
Presentation Views
Creating 3D Views
Understanding 3D View Properties
Specifying the Background for a 3D View
Rotating a 3D View
Using Section Boxes in 3D Views
Creating a Perspective 3D View
Interoperability
Importing and Managing Image Files
Linking and Importing CAD Files
Controlling Line Weights in Imported CAD Files
Controlling the Coordinates of a Linked CAD File
Using CAD Files to Create Building Model Objects
Working with Autodesk Exchange Files (ADSK)
Working with Point Clouds
Family Creation
Understanding Loadable Families
Introducing Family Creation
Understanding the Family Editor
Working with Tag Families
Creating a Custom Annotation Tag
Creating a Custom View Tag
Working with Component Families
Introducing Form Creation
Creating Solid Extrusions and Blends
Creating Solid Revolves
Creating Solid Sweeps and Swept Blends
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