Utilizing Design, Materials and Rendering Options in Revit
In this series of Revit tutorials, we'll create several design options for an office lobby, explore the creation and use of Revit's materials, and render a walk-through to understand the space. Software required: Revit 2015.
What you'll learn
In this series of Revit tutorials, we'll create several design options for an office lobby, explore the creation and use of Revit's materials, and render a walk-through to understand the space. We'll create and use specific design options to optimize your design workflow, as well as discuss the material assets library and create complex materials. We'll also set up advanced view types, talk about rendering options and create and edit walkthroughs. By the end of this Revit training, you'll be more knowledgeable on how to maximize your potential with visualizations within Revit. Software required: Revit 2015.
Table of contents
- Setting up Our Project 8m
- Assigning Elements to Design Options 8m
- Designing Within Design Options 8m
- Creating Views for Design Options 11m
- Prioritizing Design Options 9m
- Discussing the Materials Dialog 12m
- Creating Material Assets 14m
- Applying Materials to Our Scene 13m
- Setting up Perspective Views 10m
- Rendering and the Rendering Dialog 10m
- Continuing to Render 14m
- Creating a Walk-through 11m
- Rendering a Walk-through 10m
About the author
Craig Barbieri is an international Design Technology consultant and drives the use of technologies to enhance the practice of design and engineering. He has played a key role in the success of some of the largest and most complicated Revit models ever created and the first Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) project in New England. He is an advocate for maximizing the potential of current and new technologies in design. He shares his experience online through his iRevit.com blog and is active as a... more