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Contents vi • Contents
Look 18
Up/Down 18
Walk 18
Create New Project 19
Open Existing Project 20
Closing File(s) 21
Exercise 1-1 Introducing Revit 2024 22
Chapter Review 24
Chapter Review Answers 24
Chapter 2 How to Draw And Modify in Revit 25
Introduction 25
Drawing in Revit 2024 26
Temporary Dimensions 26
Alignment Lines 27
Snaps 27
Draw Context Panel 28
Selecting in Revit 29
Delete Command 31
Exercise 2-1 Drawing and Selecting 31
Some Modifying Commands 33
Move Command 34
Copy Command 35
Rotate Command 35
Mirror Command 36
Array Command 37
Linear Array 37
Radial Array 39
Exercise 2-2 Some Modifying Commands 39
Chapter Review 43
Chapter Review Answers 43
Chapter 3 Project Preparation 45
Introduction 45
Project Information and Project Units 46
Project Information 46
Project Units 47
Creating Levels 48
Exercise 3-1 Project Information, Units, and Adding Levels 52
Importing a CAD File 54
Creating Gridlines 56Contents • vii
Creating Columns 57
Exercise 3-2 Import CAD, Gridlines, and Columns 59
Chapter Review 61
Chapter Review Answers 61
Chapter 4 All You Need to Know About Walls 63
Introduction 63
Wall Families 64
System Families 64
Component Families 64
Inputting Walls 65
Wall Controls and Temporary Dimensions 68
Exercise 4-1 Inputting the Outside Wall 70
Additional Modifying Commands 71
Align Command 72
Trim/Extend to Corner 72
Trim/Extend Single Element and Trim/Extend Multiple Elements 73
Split Element 73
Split with Gap 74
Match Type Properties 75
Create Similar 77
Cut Profile 78
Underlay 79
Exercise 4-2 Additional Modifying Commands 80
Wall Profile 82
Hide and Unhide Elements 83
Exercise 4-3 Wall Profile 84
Slanted Walls 86
Snap Between 2 Points 86
Exercise 4-4 Slanted Wall 87
Tapered Walls 88
Exercise 4-5 Tapered Wall 90
Chapter Review 92
Chapter Review Answers 93
Chapter 5 Inserting Doors and Windows 95
Introduction 95
Inserting Doors and Windows Using Pre-Loaded Families 96
Loading Door and Window Families 97
Customizing Door and Window Sizes 99
Special Techniques for Doors and Windows 101viii • Contents
Reveal Constraint 103
Exercise 5-1 Inserting Doors and Windows 105
Chapter Review 110
Chapter Review Answers 110
Chapter 6 Creating and Controlling Curtain Walls 111
Introduction 111
All You Need to Know about Curtain Walls 112
Controlling Curtain Gridlines 113
Moving Existing Curtain Gridlines 113
Adding New Curtain Grid Lines 113
Deleting Curtain Grid Lines 114
Controlling Curtain Grid Lines Using Properties 114
Add/Remove Segments 115
Adding and Controlling Mullions 115
Selecting a Group of Mullions 116
Adding Storefronts 117
Curtain Panels 117
Replacing Panels 118
Panel Material 118
Hiding and Isolating Elements 119
Curtain Walls Inside Slanted Walls 120
Exercise 6-1 Creating and Manipulating Curtain Walls 120
Chapter Review 127
Chapter Review Answers 128
Chapter 7 Creating Floors 129
Introduction 129
Creating Floors by Selecting Walls or Sketching 130
Joining Geometry 132
How to Create a Shaft Opening in Floors 133
Creating a Floor with Slopes 134
One-Direction Slope 135
Slope for Drainage 136
Underlay and Linework 137
Exercise 7-1 Creating Floors 138
Chapter Review 141
Chapter Review Answers 141Contents • ix
Chapter 8 Creating Roofs 143
Introduction 143
Roof by Footprint 144
Slope Arrow 146
Attach the Top or Base of the Wall to the Roof 148
Exercise 8-1 Creating a Roof by Footprint 149
Roof by Extrusion 152
Reference Plane 152
Exercise 8-2 Creating a Roof by Extrusion 156
Chapter Review 163
Chapter Review Answers 163
Chapter 9 Components and Ceiling 165
Introduction 165
Placing Components 166
Exercise 9-1 Placing Components 169
Creating a Ceiling – Introduction 171
Creating a Ceiling – Automatic 171
Creating a Ceiling – Sketch 173
Creating a Ceiling – Ceiling Soffit 173
Exercise 9-2 Creating Ceiling 174
Chapter Review 177
Chapter Review Answers 177
Chapter 10 Creating Stairs, Ramps, and Railings 179
Introduction 179
Creating Stairs – First Look 179
Creating Stairs – Standard Stairs 180
Creating Stairs – Sketching Stairs 184
Creating Stairs – Connect Levels 184
Editing Stairs 185
Editing Sketched Stairs 187
Creating Ramps 188
Creating Railings 190
Modify Existing Railing 190
Create New Railing 191
Exercise 10-1 Creating Stairs, Ramps, and Railings 192
Chapter Review 200
Chapter Review Answers 200x • Contents
Chapter 11 Creating and Manipulating Views 201
Introduction 201
Creating Duplicates 202
Duplicate 202
Duplicate with Detailing 203
Duplicate as a Dependent 203
Renaming View 203
Crop RegionCrop 204
Annotation Crop 204
Creating Callouts 205
Rectangular Shape 206
Sketch 207
For Both Types 208
Control Visibility / Graphics 208
Exercise 11-1 Views — Part 1 209
Creating Elevations 210
Creating Sections 212
3D Section Box 214
Orient to View 215
Selection Box 216
View Range 217
Plan Region 219
Exercise 11-2 Views – Part 2 220
Depth Cueing 222
Exercise 11-3 Depth Cueing 224
Chapter Review 226
Chapter Review Answers 226
Chapter 12 Annotation and Legends 227
Introduction 227
Creating Dimensions 228
Aligned 228
Linear 229
Angular 230
Radial and Diameter 230
Arc Length 231
Spot Elevation 231
Spot Slope 232
Measure Command 232
Writing Text 233
Annotation Text 233
Annotation Text Family 234
Model Text 235Contents • xi
Editing Dimensions and Annotation Text 237
Delete Single Aligned Dimension 238
Exercise 12-1 Dimension and Text 240
Creating Legends 244
How to Create a Legend View 244
Insert Legend Components 245
Insert Symbols 246
Exercise 12-2 Creating Legends 247
Chapter Review 249
Chapter Review Answers 249
Chapter 13 Visualize in Revit and Printing 251
Dealing with Cameras 251
How to Create a Camera 252
View Size 254
Reset Target 254
Exercise 13-1 Perspectives 255
Creating Walkthroughs 256
How to Create a Walkthrough 256
How to View and Modify a Walkthrough 257
How to Set Walkthrough Frames 258
How to Export a Walkthrough 259
Exercise 13-2 Creating Walkthroughs 260
Solar Studies: Introduction 261
Solar Study Types 264
How to Create Still Solar Studies 264
How to Create Single Day Solar Studies 265
How to Create Multi-Day Solar Studies 266
Exercise 13-3 Solar Studies 267
Rendering in Revit – Introduction 268
Render Command in Revit 269
Quality 270
Output Settings 270
Lighting 270
Background 270
Image 271
Display 272
Render and Render Region 272
Render and Lights 272
Setting Up Light Groups 272
Adding Trees and People 274
Exercise 13-4 Rendering in Revit 277xii • Contents
Creating Sheets 278
Printing 286
Exercise 13-5 Creating Sheets 287
Chapter Review 290
Chapter Review Answers 290
Chapter 14 Creating Schedules 291
Creating Schedules 291
Fields 294
Filter 295
Sorting/Grouping 296
Formatting 297
Appearance 299
Modifying Schedules 300
Including an Image in Your Schedule 301
Calculated Value 302
Exercise 14-1 Creating and Modifying Schedules 304
Schedule Key Styles 306
Reusing Schedules 308
Exercise 14-2 Scheduling Key Styles & Reusing Schedules 309
Creating Project Parameters 310
Creating Fields from Formulas 312
Conditional Formatting 313
Creating Material Takeoff Schedules 314
Split Schedule Across Sheets 314
CSV Export for Schedule 315
Exercise 14-3 Creating Material Takeoff Schedules 316
Chapter Review 320
Chapter Review Answers 320
Chapter 15 Project Phasing, Design Options, and Path of Travel 321
Project Phasing 321
Phases and Elements 322
How to Demolish Elements 322
Creating Phases 323
Exercise 15-1 Using Phases 325
Design Options 327
How to Set Up Design Options 328
How to Add Existing Elements to Design Options 328
How to Add New Elements to a Design Option 330
How to View Design Options 330
Delete Design Options 331Contents • xiii
Exercise 15-2 Design Options 331
Path of Travel 334
Tagging 337
Scheduling Path of Travel 338
Reveal Obstacles 339
Add/Delete Waypoint 339
Multiple Paths 340
One Way Indicator 341
People Content 342
Spatial Grid 342
Exercise 15-3 Path of Travel 343
Chapter Review 346
Chapter Review Answers 346
Chapter 16 Toposolids in Revit 347
Introduction 347
Project Base Point and Survey Point 348
Project Base Point 348
Survey Point 349
Creating Toposolids 349
From Sketch 350
From CAD Import 352
From CSV File Import 354
Editing Toposurfaces 355
Contour Display 355
Creating Property Lines 357
Creating Building Pads 359
Exercise 16-1A Creating Toposolid Using CAD Import 360
Exercise 16-1B Creating Toposolid Using Sketching 363
Editing Toposolids 364
Creating Subdivision 364
Grading a Site 365
Annotating Toposolids 366
Spot Elevations and Spot Coordinates 367
Site and Parking Components 367
Exercise 16-2 Modifying Toposolids 368
Chapter Review 372
Chapter Review Answers 372xiv • Contents
Chapter 17 Creating Rooms and Areas 373
Introduction to Creating Rooms 373
Create and Modifying Rooms 374
To Create Rooms One by One 374
To Create All Rooms in One Step 375
Room Separation Lines 375
Modifying Rooms 376
Adding Room Tags 377
Room Schedule 378
Room Settings 378
Exercise 17-1 Creating Rooms 379
Creating Areas 381
Creating Area Plan 382
Placing Area Boundaries 383
Adding Areas 383
Tagging Areas 384
Exercise 17-2 Creating Areas 385
Creating Color Schemes 386
Creating a New Color Scheme 387
Color Scheme By Value 389
Color Scheme By Range 390
Exercise 17-3 Creating Color Schemes 391
Chapter Review 394
Chapter Review Answers 394
Chapter 18 Tagging and Detailing 395
Introduction 395
How to Add Tags in Revit 395
Tag by Category 396
Material Tag 398
Exercise 18-1 Adding Tags 400
Creating Details 402
Creating a Detail View from Scratch 402
Callout or Section as Starting Point 404
Starting with an AutoCAD File 406
Exercise 18-2 Creating Details 408
Chapter Review 412
Chapter Review Answers 412Contents • xv
Chapter 19 Creating Groups and Revit Links 413
Creating Groups 413
How to Create a Group – Method One 414
How to Create a Group – Method Two 415
Adding Groups 415
How to Add Groups from Project Browser 416
Add Groups from Ribbon 416
How to Attach Detail Group to Model Group 417
Modifying Groups 417
Editing Groups 419
Groups in Other Projects 419
How to Open a File as a Group in Another Open File 421
Exercise 19-1 Using Groups 421
Linking Models – Introduction 423
Linking Models 423
Managing Links 424
Visibility / Graphics Overrides in Linked Models 426
Display Settings in Linked Model 426
Linked Model Conversion 428
How to Copy Individual Items in a Linked File to the Host File 429
Exercise 19-2 Linking Models 429
Coordinating Across Disciplines 430
Copying and Monitoring Elements 431
Coordinating Monitored Elements 432
Interference Checking 433
Linking Other File Types 436
Exercise 19-3 Coordinating Across Disciplines 436
Chapter Review 439
Chapter Review Answers 439
Chapter 20 Importing and Exporting Files in Revit 441
Importing/Linking CAD Files 441
How to Import or Link a Vector File 442
Importing Lineweight 442
Manipulating Imported CAD Files 443
Query Imported CAD Files 443
Deleting Layers 444
Exploding Imported Files 445
Modifying the Visibility of Imported Files 446
Importing Raster Image Files 446
Editing Raster Files 447
Importing PDF Files 448xvi • Contents
Exercise 20-1 Working with Imported Files 450
Exporting Files 452
Exporting CAD Format Files 452
How to Create an Export Setup 453
How to Create a New Set of Views/Sheets to Export 454
Exporting PDF Files 455
Exercise 20-2 Exporting Files 458
Chapter Review 461
Chapter Review Answers 461
Chapter 21 Creating Masses in Revit 463
Introduction 463
Place Mass Command 465
Exercise 21-1 Basic Mass Elements 469
In-Place Mass & Conceptual Mass 470
Setting Work Planes 472
Creating Mass Forms 474
Creating an Extrusion 474
Creating a Revolve 475
Creating a Sweep 476
Creating a Blend 476
Creating a Swept Blend 477
Creating a Loft 478
Void Forms 478
Manipulating Conceptual Mass 479
X-Ray – Adding Profiles and Edges 480
Edit Profile 481
Add Edge and Profile 481
Divide Surface 482
Exercise 21-2 In-Place Masses 484
Creating Walls, Floors, and Roofs from Masses 487
Exercise 21-3 Creating Walls, Floors, and Roofs from Masses 489
Chapter Review 492
Chapter Review Answers 492
Chapter 22 Customizing Walls, Roofs, Floors,
and Compound Ceilings 493
Introduction 493
Customizing Basic Wall Types 493
Wrapping (Only for Walls) 495
Using Profiles on Walls, Roofs, and Floors 497Contents • xvii
Exercise 22-1 Creating Basic Wall Types 499
Vertically Compound Walls 501
Permanent Wall Sweeps and Reveals 503
Exercise 22-2 Creating Vertically Compound Walls 504
Vertically Stacked Walls 505
Embedding a Wall Inside Another Wall 506
Exercise 22-3 Creating Stacked and Embedded Walls 506
Create Parts 508
Exercise 22-4 Create Parts 511
Chapter Review 514
Chapter Review Answers 514
Chapter 23 Creating Families in Revit 515
Introduction to Creating Families 515
Parametric Framework 517
Exercise 23-1 Coffee Table Framework 521
Creating the 3D Elements of the Family 523
Adding Controls 524
Adding Openings 525
Adding Model and Symbolic Lines 525
Exercise 23-2 Creating 3D Elements of the Family 526
Family Types – Sizes and Materials 529
Setting Sizes 530
Assigning Materials 531
Exercise 23-3 Family Types – Sizes and Materials 534
Chapter Review 536
Chapter Review Answers 536
Chapter 24 Customizing Doors, Windows, and Railing Families 537
Customizing Existing Doors and Windows 537
Visibility Settings 538
Exercise 24-1 Creating a Custom Door 539
Exercise 24-2 Creating a Custom Window 543
Creating Custom Railings 544
Rail Structure (Non-Continuous) 546
Baluster Placement 546
Exercise 24-3 Creating Custom Railings 548
Chapter Review 551
Chapter Review Answers 551xviii • Contents
Chapter 25 Worksets and Shared Views 553
Introduction to Worksets 553
How to Create a Central File 554
How to Assign Elements to Worksets 555
Creating a Local File 556
Functions to Help Control Worksets 557
Active Workset 557
Gray Inactive Worksets 558
Synchronize 559
Reload Latest 559
Worksharing Display Options 560
Exercise 25-1 Creating and Controlling Worksets 561
Shared Views—Introduction 563
Shared Views 564
Follow Up on Comments 567
Exercise 25-2 Shared Views 567
Chapter Review 570
Chapter Review Answers 571
Index 573
A
Aligned dimension, 95, 101, 105, 108, 238
Annotation and legends, 227–249
Creating dimensions, 228–232
Creating legends, 244–247
Editing dimensions and annotation text,
237–240
Exercise, 240, 247
Measure command, 232–233
Writing text, 233–236
Area(s), 381–385
Adding, 383–384
Creating plan, 382
Exercises, 385
Placing boundaries, 383
Tagging, 384
B
Building Information Modeling (BIM), 2, 436
Boundary line, 130, 132, 145, 173, 351, 382–384
C
Ceiling creating, 171–175
Automatic, 171–172
Exercise, 174–175
Introduction, 171
Sketch, 173
Soffit, 173
Color schemes, 386–392
By range, 390–391
By value, 389
Creating new, 387–389
Exercise, 391–392
Components, 165–175
Exercise, 169–170, 174–175
Introduction, 165
Placing, 166–169
Computer aided drafting (CAD), 1, 54, 56, 64,
65, 70, 72, 82, 85, 350, 352, 354, 393, 406,
409, 441, 442, 443, 444, 445, 446, 452, 454
Conditional formatting, 313–314
Crossing technique, 30
Curtain walls, 111–125, 323, 373
Adding and controlling mullions, 115–116
Adding storefronts, 117
All you need to know about, 112–113
Controlling curtain gridlines, 113–115
Curtain panels, 117–119
Replacing and material, 118–119
Exercise, 120–125
Hiding and isolating elements, 119–120
Introduction, 111–112
Customizing walls, roofs, floors, and compound
ceiling, 493–514
Create parts, 508–510
Customizing basic wall types, 493–497
Wrapping (Only for Walls), 491–492
Exercise, 499–500, 504–505, 504–505,
506–507
Introduction, 493
index574 • index
Using profiles on walls, roofs, and floors,
497–498
Vertically compound walls, 501–504
Permanent wall sweeps and reveals,
503–504
Vertically-stacked walls, 505–506
Embedding a wall inside another
wall, 506
Customizing doors, windows, and railing
families, 537–549
Creating custom railings, 544–547
Rail Structure (Non-Continuous), 546
Baluster Placement, 546–547
Exercise, 539–542, 543–544, 548–549
Existing doors and windows, 537
Visibility settings, 538
D
Depth cueing, 222–224
Design option(s), 327–331
Delete, 331
Exercise, 331–332
How to add existing elements, 328–329
How to add new elements 330
How to set up, 328
How to view, 330–331
Detail(s), 402–408
Creating, 402–404
Callout or section as starting point,
404–406
Starting with an AutoCAD File,
406–408
View from scratch, 402–404
Exercise, 408–410
Doors and windows, 95–108
Customizing sizes, 99–100
Exercise, 105–108
Loading families of, 97–99
Special techniques for, 101–104
Aligned dimension, 101
Reveal constraint, 103–104
Using pre–loaded families, 96–97
Drawing and selecting in Revit, 26–33
Alignment lines, 28
Draw context panel, 28–29
Exercise, 31–33
Snaps, 27–28
Temporary dimensions, 26–27
Ways to select elements in Revit
Architecture, 29–31
F
Families, 515–536
Creating the 3D elements of the family,
523–526
Adding controls, 524–525
Adding opening, 525
Adding models and symbolic lines,
525–526
Exercise, 521–523, 526–529, 534
Family types – sizes and materials, 529–533
Assigning materials, 531–533
Setting sizes, 530–531
Introduction to creating, 515–517
Parametric framework, 517–521
Floors, 129–139
Creating a shaft opening in, 133–134
Creating with slopes, 134–137
One–directional slope, 135
Slope for drainage, 136–137
Exercise, 138–139
Joining geometry, 132
Selecting walls or sketching to create,
130–132
Underlay and linework, 137
G
Groups, 413–423
Adding, 415–417
Detail Group to Model Group, 417
From project browser, 416
From ribbon, 416
Editing, 419
Exercise, 421–423
Creating, 413–415
Method one, 414
Method two, 415
Modifying, 417–418
Other projects, 419–421index • 575
Opening a file as a group in another
open file, 421
I
Importing and exporting files, 441–459
Exercise, 450–451, 458–459
Exporting files, 452–457
Exporting CAD format files, 452–453
Exporting PDF files, 455–456
How to create a new set of views/sheets to
export, 454–455
How to create an export setup, 453–454
Importing/linking CAD files, 441–443
How to import or link a vector file, 442
Importing lineweight, 442–443
Importing PDF files, 448–450
Importing raster image files, 446–448
Editing raster files, 447–448
Manipulating imported CAD files, 443–446
Deleting layersIf, 444–445
Exploding imported files, 445
Modifying the visibility of imported
files, 446
Query imported CAD files, 443–444
L
Linking models, 423–437
Conversion in, 428–429
Coordinating across disciplines, 430–435
Coordinating monitored elements,
432–433
Copying and monitoring elements,
431–432
Interference checking, 433–435
Display settings in, 421–422
Exercise, 429–430
Introduction, 423
Managing links, 424–426
Other file types, 436
Visibility/graphics overrides in, 426–428
M
Masses, 465–490
Creating mass forms, 474–479
Blend, 476–477
Extrusion, 474
Loft, 478
Revolve, 475
Sweep, 476
Swept blend, 478
Void forms, 478–479
Creating walls, floors, and roofs from,
487–489
Exercise, 469–470, 484–487, 489–490
In-place mass and conceptual mass, 470–471
Introduction, 463–465
Manipulating conceptual mass, 479–480
Place mass command, 465–469
Setting work planes, 472–473
X–Ray – Adding profiles and
edges, 480–484
Add edge and profile, 481
Divide surface, 482–484
Edit profile, 481
Material takeoff, 314
Modifying in Revit, 33–39
Array command, 37
Copy command, 35
Linear array, 37–39
Mirror command, 36–37
Move command, 34–35
Radical array, 39
Rotate command, 35–36
Some commands in, 39–41
P
Path of travel, 334–343
Add/Delete waypoint, 339
Exercise, 343–344
Multiple, 340–341
One way indicator, 341
People content, 341–342
Reveal Obstacles, 339
Scheduling, 338–339
Spatial Grid, 342–343
Tagging, 337–338
Project phases, 321–327
Creating, 323–325
Elements and, 322
Exercise, 325–327576 • index
How to demolish, 322–323
Project preparation, 45–59
Creating columns, 57–58
Creating gridlines, 56–57
Creating levels, 48–51
Exercise, 52–53, 58–59
Importing a CAD file, 54–56
Project information and project
units, 46–48
R
Ramps creation, 188–190
Railings creation, 190–192
Reveled constraint, 103–104
Revit 2024, 1–23
3D and camera in, 15–16
Architecture, 2–3
CAD vs. BIM, 1–2
Closing file(s), 21
Create new project, 19–20
Open existing project,
20–21
Revit interface, 4–14
File Menu, 5
Info–center, 9
Options Bar, 13–14
Project Browser, 11–12
Properties, 11
Quick Access Toolbar, 5–6
Ribbons, 6–9
Starting, 3–4
Status Bar, 13
Steering wheel, 16–19
View Area, 9–11
View Control Bar, 12–13
Zooming in, 14–15
Roofs, 143–161
Exercise, 149–150, 156–161
Extrusion, 152–156
Reference plane, 152–156
Introduction, 143
Footprint, 144–149
Attach the Top or Base of the Wall to,
148–149
Slope arrow, 146–147
Room(s), 373–392
Creating and modifying, 374–377
Adding tags, 377
All rooms in one setup, 375
One by one, 374
Separation lines, 375–376
Modifying rooms, 376
Exercise, 379–381, 385
Introduction to creating, 373
Schedule, 378–379
Setting, 378–379
S
Schedule(s), 291–317
Calculated value, 302–303
Conditional Formatting, 313–314
Creating, 291–293
Creating fields from formulas, 312–313
CSV Export for Schedule, 315–316
Exercise, 304–306, 309–310, 316–318
Including an image in your, 301–302
Key styles in, 306–308
Material takeoff, 314
Modifying, 299–300
Project parameters creation, 310–311
Reusing of, 308–309
Split Schedule across aheets, 314–315
Shared, 563–567
Introduction, 563
Views, 564–567
comments, 567
Exercise, 567–568
Stairs creation, 179–198
Connect levels, 184–185
Editing sketched, 187–188
Editing, 185–186
Exercise, 192–198
First look, 179
Railing, 191–192
Sketching stairs, 184
Standard stairs, 180–183
T
Tag, 395–400
Exercise, 400–402index • 577
How to add tags in Revit, 395–400
By category, 396–398
Material tag, 398–400
Introduction, 395
Toposurfaces, 347–370
Annotating, 366–367
Contour display, 355–357
Creating building pads, 359–360
Creating property lines, 357–358
Creating, 349–355
CAD import, 352–354
CSV file import, 354–355
Sketch, 350–352
Toposolids, 349–355
Editing
Toposolids, 364–366
Toposurfaces, 355
Exercise, 360–364, 368–370
Introduction, 347
Project Base Point, 348–349
Site and parking components, 367–368
Survey point, 348–349
V
Views creation and manipulation, 201–224
Control visibility/graphics, 208–209
Creating callouts, 205–208
Creating duplicates, 202–205
Creating elevations, 210–211
Creating sections, 212–217
Exercise, 209–210,220–222, 224
Plan region, 219
View range, 217–218
Visualization and printing, 251–290
Creating sheets, 278–286
Creating walkthroughs, 256–260
Dealing with cameras, 251–254
Exercise, 255–256, 260–261, 267–268,
277–278, 287–288
Printing, 286–287
Render and light, 272–276
Render command in Revit, 269–272
Rendering in Revit, 268–269
Solar Studies, 261–264
Types, 264–267
W
Walls, 63–90
Additional modifying commands, 71–79
Align command, 72
Create similar, 77–78
Cut profile, 78–79
Exercise, 70–71, 80–82, 84–85, 87, 90
Hide and unhide elements, 83–84
Inputting walls, 65–68
Match type properties, 75–77
Slanted walls, 86
Split element, 73–74
Split with gap, 74–75
Tapered, 88–89
Trim/extend single element and trim/extend
multiple elements, 73
Trim/Extend to Corner, 72–73
Underplay, 79
Wall controls and temporary dimensions, 68–70
Wall profiles, 82–83
Wall families, 64
Component families, 64
System families, 64
Window technique, 29
Worksets, 553–568
Creating a local file, 556–557
Exercise, 561–563
Functions to help control, 557–560
Active workset, 557–558
Gray inactive worksets, 558
Reload latest, 559
Synchronize, 559
Worksharing display options, 560
How to create a central file, 554–556
How to assign elements to workset,
555–556
Introduction to, 553– 554
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