Join Shaun Bryant for an in-depth discussion in this video Creating compound walls, part of Cert Prep: Revit Architecture Certified Professional (2016).
- [Instructor] We're staying…in the Elements and Families chapter of our…Revit Architecture Professional Certification Prep Course,…and we're gonna look at creating compound walls.…For that reason, we have a new Revit project open…that you can download from your Lynda.com exercise files,…and it's called RevitProject_COMPOUND…Download it and use it…to follow along with this particular video.…So you can see that it's a standard little wall here,…like so, and it's five meters long, 5,000 millimeters,…and if you look at the type selector there…it says Basic Wall and it's a cavity wall with 102,…then you've 75 inside and then another 100 there…and then plasterboard, and as you can see,…it just is a standard, basic, compound wall.…
Now you will use compound walls most of the time…when you're working with Revit Architecture.…A compound wall is basically a wall…made up of more than one vertical layer,…hence the phrase compound.…They're all compounded together if you see what I mean.…So with this little short wall we've got in the project,…
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9/9/2016Once you're finished with this course, you can feel confident taking the Revit Architecture 2015 Certified Professional exam.
- What is Autodesk certification?
- Importing DWG and image files
- Creating and modifying fill regions
- Changing elements
- Working with family types and parameters
- Modeling different architectural elements
- Controlling visibility
- Creating duplicated views
- Organizing and sorting items in a schedule
Skill Level Intermediate
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 8s
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Using the exercise files1m 43s
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Revit project compatibility2m 54s
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1. Certification: What Is It?
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Using the Certiport Portal3m 46s
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Autodesk Certified User3m 20s
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2. Collaboration
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Using worksharing9m 48s
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3. Documentation
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Using dimension strings7m 17s
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Working with phases6m 19s
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4. Elements and Families
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Creating compound walls5m 40s
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Creating stacked walls4m 13s
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Creating new family types7m 36s
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5. Modeling
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Creating a building pad4m 33s
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Defining floors for a mass6m 52s
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Generating a toposurface5m 19s
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Modeling railings3m 29s
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6. Views
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Controlling visibility3m 51s
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Using levels6m 24s
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 45s
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