REVIT.Interior

0.1 Interface
Describe the user interface components and areas. Overview of the Interface Standard Terminology and Basic Tools. The Project Browser, the Properties Palette.

0.2 Levels
Use Levels in Revit, change the Name and Elevation of a Level. Create a Floor Plan based on the Level, constrain the top and bottom of a wall to a Level.

0.3 Grids
Place Grid Lines, modify Grids, and add Elbows. Explore reasons why axes may not be displayed on elevations or sections. Look at the specific Element Graphics for Grids.

0.4 Section View
Create a Section View and change its Properties. Display Levels in the Section View. Set up the View Display.

0.5 Walls
Create Walls, modify them, and define new wall types. Type Property information.

0.5.1 Wall structure
Change the structure of the wall, add material, and change the surface pattern.

0.6 Door
Understand how to accurately place Doors on walls and modify them as needed. Edit the Type Properties of the door.

0.7 Window
Understand how to accurately place Windows and openings within walls and modify them as needed. Edit the Type Properties of the window.

0.8 Curtain Wall
Work with the curtain wall; consider its properties and settings. Apply, modify, and create curtain wall grids, mullions, and panels.

0.9 Floors
Create Floors and apply various floor finishes. Modifying material, changing surface pattern.

0.10 Roof
Create a Roof and edit the type properties.

0.11 Ceiling
Creating and defining new Ceiling types. Modify Instance Properties to change a ceiling's Level and Offset, Slope, and more.

0.12 Railing
Create and place Railings, change Type and Instance Properties.

0.13 Ramp
Create and modify a ramp, change type and instance properties.

0.14 Stair
Create a Staircase, place it, and change its Properties.

0.15 Column
Create a Column and change its Properties.

0.16 Revit with and without template
Create a project with a Project Template. Comprehend the Revit template and the DashClass template. Add a Template for quick access. The list of templates is available in the New Project dialog.

0.17 Creating pattern
Create new Patterns, create new Material and edit graphics and appearance of the new material.

1.1 Load Families into the Project
Load Families into the Project. Download Families from the internet. Delete Families from the project.

1.2 Revit families introduction
Comprehend Instance and Type Property information in Revit Families. Create a new type of Family.

1.3 Component. Model in-place
Create an in-place family using the Model In-Place feature. Use forms available in the Model In-Place Editor Mode, such as Extrusion, Blend, Revolve, Sweep or Swept Blend. Disjoin option for Move and Rotate command. Adjust the properties and assign the proper material. Create a niche in the wall. Create a group from the model in context and learn how to use it.

2.1 Printing in .pdf
Set up printing in Revit. Print sheets to PDFs to produce issued drawings. Prepare Sheets for size and scale. Save printing settings. Print the whole project.

2.2 Printing in .jpg
Print sheets in .jpg. Export a Revit view directly to an image file using the Export function on the Application Menu.

2.3 Export/Import .dwg
Linking CAD files into a Project.

3.1 Phases
Understand Phase Filters to control the display of elements based on their phase status. Define the Graphic Display for Phase Filters.

3.2 Constructing a wall plan
Start to build the project. Create Walls and Floors, place Doors and Windows. Set up Floor Plan Views from drawings in Revit.

3.3 View Range
About the View Range. Use the View Range. Display Of Elements in the Plan View.

3.4 Working with phases
Start the redevelopment of the project. Demolish walls and build new ones. Create a kitchen layout, build a bathroom, create a shower tray, and make a niche in the wall. Create a staircase in the project.

3.5 Creating two versions of plan. Design options
In the previous lesson, we created a new layout solution, and in this lesson, we will create several layout options for one project using the Design Options tool. This lesson was created to introduce you to the Design Options tool; the next project will be built on the basis of the layout from the previous lesson.

3.6 Tiles created by pattern/by curtain wall
Create tiles using the Paint tool and the Curtain Wall tool. Add stained glass tiles to the walls in the bathroom and to the floors in the bathroom, hallway, and kitchen. Place a tile in the niche.

3.7 Creating baseboard and cornice
Create a baseboard and cornice using the Railing tool. Create Profiles for cornices and baseboards.

3.8 Painting walls
Assign Material to the walls and work with the Split Face tool.

3.9 Bathroom furniture placement
Place furniture and fixtures in the bathroom and customize the cabinet family. Add finishing to the door slopes and assign materials to the walls and objects.

3.10 Kitchen furniture placement
Continue to study the cabinet family, build a kitchen set, and add appliances to the kitchen. Create a built-in hood. Assign materials to objects.

3.11 Living room and hallway furniture placement
Place cabinets, a mirror, and a shelf with a pouf in the hallway. Create a workspace under the stairs. Create a sofa using the Pouf Family and arrange the rest of the furniture in the living room. Place chairs in the kitchen. Assign materials to all objects. Create unique cabinet doors.

3.12 Bedroom furniture placement
Apply floor finish in the bedroom and arrange furniture. Place a fence in the bedroom and add a rail at the stairs; cover the end of the stairs.

3.13 Light fixtures
Create a New Level to place the Ceiling. Create a Ceiling on the first level. Place lighting fixtures in all rooms and areas of the facility. Work with track lighting.

3.14 Electrical fixtures
Arrange switches, sockets, and other electrical appliances and mark them. Learn how to display electrical appliances behind furniture.

4.1 Setting up sheets and views
Work with Sheets, add Views and content to sheets, and create and delete sheets. Work with views on sheets edit cropping boundaries (Crop View). Why the plan may not be displayed on the sheet. Add a Guide Grid to place the plans in the same spot on all sheets.

4.2 Working with title blocks
Add project-specific content and change the logo. Add text to the Title Block, modify a Title Block.

4.3 Wall plan sheet
Create a wall plan. Add Rooms, Room Separators, and Room Tags. Use Aligned Dimension and other Measure Tools. Modify a Dimension. Add Tags and information to the Tags. Add Leader Lines to a Text Note.

4.4 Demolition/Installation plan sheet
Create 3D Views for demolition and installation sheets. Add Tags to the Plans. Create a Plan Region to change the View Range in the area. Display Elements in the Plan View. Apply Dimensions to the 3D View. Place the 3D View on the Sheet. Apply Dimensions to the Section View, place the Section View to the Sheet.

4.5 Furniture plan sheet
Hide unnecessary objects from the plan. Display shadows. Check whether rooms are placed on the view if Room Tags are not displayed. Add Railing to the balcony. Add a Room Schedule for the planning solution, and divide the Schedule into levels.

4.6 Floor plan sheet
Add marks to the floors. Indicate the height of the shower tray. Place underfloor heating and baseboard.

4.7 Ceiling plan sheet
Place Tags for Ceilings and add Dimensions.

4.8 Plumbing plan sheet
Place Tags on plumbing fixtures and fill in information, link all the plumbing fixtures to the plan.

4.9 Lighting plan sheet
Set up the display of furniture for the lighting plan and hide unnecessary objects for this plan. Add bindings for lighting equipment. Attach Tags for lighting fixtures in groups.

4.10 Lighting control scheme
Add switch IDs to switches, assign switches to lighting fixtures, and attach Tags to lighting fixtures. Create new codes for switches using Filters.

4.11 Power and data plan sheet
Add Keynotes for electrical appliances. Redefine the graphics for some objects on the plan.

4.12 Elevation plan sheet
Create an elevation plan, place the Elevations on it, and place these views on the sheet. Configure sheets with layouts of the kitchen-living room and attach dimensions and Tags for materials. Adjust the visibility of electrical appliances located behind objects. Create the correct binding for electrical appliances.

4.13 Displace elements
Create a displacement set for an exploded view of the model using the Displace Elements tool.

4.14 Generic tag
Create a Generic Tag using different Parameters.

5.1 Multi-Category material specification
Learn how to create a Material Takeoff for several categories. Set up the schedule and calculate the painting of the walls and doors in one schedule.

5.2 Demolition specification
Create a Schedule/Quantities for demolished items.

5.3 Installation specification
Create a Schedule/Quantities for installed items, and create a door schedule to determine quantities. After creating a schedule, modify it to change the format and the information that it shows.

5.4 Floor specification
Set up a schedule of room finishes to estimate the quantities of required materials. Create a new Schedule/Quantities for tyles, modeled by Roof tool. Create a Schedule/Quantities that specifies tyles and trim for each room. Сhange the layout, format, or sort order of the schedule.

5.5 Ceiling specification
Create a Schedule/Quantities that specifies the type of ceiling and trim for each room. Move the vertical elements of the ceiling to a separate schedule. Сhange the layout, formatting, or sort order of the schedule.

5.6 Plumbing fixtures specification
Set up a schedule for plumbing fixtures and format the schedule. Create a schedule with images.

5.7 Light fixtures specification
Create a Schedule/Quantities for lighting fixtures and format the schedule.

5.8 Electrical appliances specification
Create a Schedule/Quantities for electrical fixtures and format the schedule.

5.9 Tiles specification
Create Schedule/Quantities for tiles and format the schedule. Look at how to combine wall and floor tiles into one specification, if required. Specify the order and type of properties to display, create totals.

5.10 Baseboard specification
Create a Schedule/Quantities for the baseboard and format the schedule.

5.11 Sheet list specification
Create a Sheet List (a schedule of the sheets in a project).