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5/30/2017- Why link CAD drawings into Revit?
- Using a consistent layer naming philosophy
- Removing unwanted layers and properties with the PURGE command
- Annotation and dimensions
- Optimizing blocks in CAD drawings
- Using a linked CAD file to see changes
- Managing linked CAD drawings in Revit
- Generating a BIM model from a CAD file
Skill Level Intermediate
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- [Instructor] Welcome to this AutoCAD course where we're preparing AutoCAD drawings to go into Autodesk Revit. What you can see in front of you is a typical AutoCAD floor plan. And as you can see, it's a 2D flat floor plan with some grids, dimensions, walls, doors, windows, stairs, et cetera. What we're going to do throughout this course is show you how to make your AutoCAD drawings or CAD files ready to go into Revit Architecture.
And the whole idea is that we can then develop a 3D model for use with things like BIM, Building Information Modeling, from our 2D drawings. Now, there is a workflow and a process to this, and that's what I'm going to try and teach you as we work through this course. Now, the workflow can sometimes differ from what I teach, obviously depending on industry standards and also company standards as well. So, it's more of a guide rather than a fixed rule how you would actually bring your 2D CAD files into your Revit Architecture.
But the whole idea of this course is to give you a good general overview of how that works so that you're prepared and, more importantly, your drawings are prepared for you to take them into Autodesk Revit Architecture.
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 18s
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Using the exercise files1m 31s
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1. Introduction: Linking Drawings into Revit
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2. CAD: Layer Management
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Optimizing your layers3m 44s
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Managing layer properties3m 27s
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3. CAD: Properties Management
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Linetypes4m 4s
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Lineweights4m 2s
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Colors4m 27s
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Hatching2m 23s
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Transparency2m 40s
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4. CAD: Annotation and Dimensions
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Dimensions layer3m 36s
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Text layer2m 55s
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Dimension styles2m 57s
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Text styles2m 58s
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5. CAD: Optimizing Blocks in the CAD Drawing
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Removing unneeded blocks3m 2s
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6. Revit: Importing a CAD Drawing
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Setting colors3m 21s
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Setting layers and levels4m 54s
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Setting units3m 7s
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7. Revit: Linking a CAD Drawing
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Using the Insert tab2m 5s
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Setting colors3m 25s
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Setting layers and levels6m 10s
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Setting units2m 50s
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8. Managing Linked CAD Drawings in Revit
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Adding a new CAD file2m 35s
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Importing a CAD file1m 59s
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Removing a linked CAD file3m 24s
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9. Generating a BIM Model from a CAD File
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Setting up structural grids5m 59s
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Setting up levels3m 39s
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Adding columns4m 53s
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Adding walls5m 41s
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Adding doors3m 55s
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Adding windows6m 27s
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 56s
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