Introduction

Take your Revit skills to the next level with this intermediate course. Learn how to create custom Types, Families and Materials to create your own personal library.

Our approachable, certified Revit trainers will quickly get you using Revit’s more advanced features confidently. They will also share lots of tips and tricks.

This is a hands-on course. It includes lots of time to experiment with the techniques that you are being taught.

✔ An intermediate course that covers the skills you need to speed up your workflow.
✔ Plenty of one to one attention and time to ask questions.
✔ Friendly expert trainers, small groups and a comfortable place to learn.
✔ All the materials and extras that you’ll ever need.
✔ Ongoing support and help with issues you have after the course.

What Will I Learn?

With plenty of time for practice to consolidate your learning you’ll be using new skills independently in no time.

By the end of this course you will know how to:

Manipulate components and create bespoke detail components.
Apply phasing to your project.
Use a Design Option to create multiple design variations on your main model.
Use project locations.
Alter visualisations.
Import and link to other CAD files.

Am I Ready For The Course?

To attend this course you should have attended our 3-day introduction class, have a minimum of 40 hours’ experience with Revit or have a good working knowledge of the program.

The Training Day

Our courses run from 9.30am to roughly 4.15pm with refreshments throughout the day and a break for a tasty, freshly prepared lunch.

We offer a relaxed, supportive learning environment, fully air-conditioned facilities and some of the nicest instructors on the planet.

Also, you’ll receive:

✔ A full-colour manual covering everything in the course so that you can recap.
✔ A USB stick for the course exercises to let you practise more in your own time.
✔ A Certificate of Attendance.

Course Details

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Creating custom wall, floor and roof types
Understanding the Type Properties and Edit Assembly
Understanding the Assembly Function, Core Boundaries and Material
Adding profile Sweeps, Reveals and Wraps to walls

Creating a new material from scratch
Applying the new material to a Component

Placing a Stacked Wall
Modifying a Stacked Wall
Picking Primary Host for a Window component

Create parts
Applying Shape Handles
Separating subcomponents of compound objects
Dividing Parts into custom shapes

Model In-Place
Setting Work Planes
Creating a Form
Applying a Material to the Form

Getting familiar with Family templates
Creating a Family from scratch
Using Reference Planes and Parameters
Creating Forms by Extrusion, Sweep, Blend and Revolve
Creating Types from the new Family
Applying a Material to the Family

Creating custom Door, Window and Wall Tags
Adding Fields to the Tags to extract data from the Model

Using Existing Phase and New Construction Phase
Demolish Components

Create an Option Set with Options
Make a Primary Option
Accepting the Primary Option

Set the Projects Location
Adjust True North
Set Project North
Placing the Project Base Point
Placing the Project Survey Point

Hiding objects in views
Visibility/Graphics Overrides
Graphic Display Options
Cut Planes
View Range

Place Model text on any face or reference plane

Revit files
DWG and DWF files
Image files

Classroom training available from 12 April

AutoDesk Revit: Intermediate Course

Introduction

What Will I Learn?

Am I Ready For The Course?

The Training Day

Course Details

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