Successfully Migrating from AutoCAD to Revit
Throughout this Revit tutorial, we are going to learn how to easily transition from the world of AutoCAD into the Revit world and BIM. Software required: Revit 2015.
What you'll learn
Throughout this Revit tutorial, we are going to learn how to easily transition from the world of AutoCAD into the Revit world and BIM. Some key takeaways from watching this course include learning how to navigate the Revit interface and learn where the basic toolsets are located, understand the Revit hierarchy of elements and learn how to link in Revit and AutoCAD files, and finally setup strategies and processes to increase productivity. By the end of the training, we'll have the ability to navigate through Revit, utilize existing content from AutoCAD, and make sense of the processes and workflows that Revit uses. Software required: Revit 2015.
Table of contents
- Introduction to the Revit Interface 9m
- Understanding the Hierarchy of Revit 8m
- Worksharing, Links and Central Files in Revit 13m
- Starting Your Revit Project Template 9m
- Understanding Family Editing and View Symbols 10m
- Linking and Importing AutoCAD into Revit 11m
- Utilizing Previously Created AutoCAD Content in Revit 7m
- Setting up Sheets and Title Blocks 9m
- Standard Details and Sheet Workflow in Revit 5m
- Schedules and Parameters 8m
- Setting up Revisions in Revit 8m
- Revit Is Four Dimensional 9m
- Understanding Areas and Rooms in Revit 11m
- Summarization 1m
About the author
Evan is a registered architect who has worked in architectural firms for over a decade. His proficiency in 3D software led him to be an award winning designer before leaving college, producing high quality renderings that enabled his creativity to standout above others. Evan truly appreciates the workflows and processes of utilizing BIM and 3D design software and believes harnessing those tools creates better design. He has been a Certified Revit Professional by Autodesk since 2012. When not in ... more