Custom millworking

- [Instructor] Most interior designers…need to show some type of rendering…or maybe sketch…of different spaces…to really sell the project…to their client.…One of those ways…that you can do that is adding in…a custom pieces of millwork into your model.…This is not something that you normally model…into a Revit model.…But it's,…it is helpful for a few reasons…It shows up in your rendering…and it completes the look of the room.…Number two,…you can then schedule it…and maybe do material take off's of it.…

And have accurate sizes…of how long of face board that you're going to be using…inside of your project.…So what we're going to do is,…we're going to add that in.…Now, because this is something that's not normally modeled…inside of Revit…it has to be done through modeling…and modeling in place.…And if you don't have that feature…because you have Revit light.…Unfortunately you won't be able to do it this way…What you want to do first…So we're going to go to architecture…And we're going to…go down to where it says component…We're going to click the drop down underneath the component…