Join Eric Wing for an in-depth discussion in this video Using the exercise files, part of Revit: Architectural Families.
- [Voiceover] If you are a premium member of Lynda.com you have access to the exercise files used throughout this course. Most movies in this course have a project file that you can open up to to follow along. These are organized by chapters and each file is numbered so you can grab a fresh model or just jump to a video of interest with no previous commitment. If you're a monthly member or a annual member of Lynda.com, you don't have access to the exercise files. However, you can easily follow along from scratch with your own assets or even live projects you might be in the middle of.
Either way you like to learn, let's get started.
Author
Eric Wing
Released
4/18/2016Author Eric Wing shows how to model families that help you build exactly what you need for your drawings. Eric investigates profiles such as chair rails, baseboards, doors, cabinets, and shelving, as well as adaptive components. Along the way, he introduces the reference planes, parameters, and formulas necessary to build architectural families on your own.
NOTE: The exercise files included in this course are compatible with Revit 2017 only. We will add 2016-compatible files soon.
- Working with family parameters
- Creating a standard cover
- Creating chair rails, baseboards, and crown moulding profiles
- Working with in-place families
- Creating doors and hardware
- Creating wall cabinets
- Creating interior shelving
- Linking family parameters
- Creating parametric arrays
- Creating massing
- Building adaptive components
Skill Level Appropriate for all
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome32s
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1. Profiles
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Creating a standard cove8m 23s
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In-place families9m 19s
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2. Doors
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Creating a door jamb9m 23s
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Creating a glass panel8m 54s
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Adding casing3m 29s
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Creating symbolic lines5m 20s
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Creating hardware7m 48s
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3. Wall Cabinets
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Creating a box8m 50s
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Adding doors8m 12s
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Adding pulls6m 36s
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Visibility states8m 25s
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Lookup tables3m 42s
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4. Interior Shelving
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Creating a shelving bracket4m 47s
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Creating a shelf3m 13s
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Creating bracket standards7m 39s
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Linking family parameters6m 11s
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Creating parametric arrays6m 23s
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Adding countertops10m 27s
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Setting global parameters4m 39s
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Creating massing5m 6s
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Creating adaptive components5m 20s
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Conclusion
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Next steps27s
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