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2016
Lynda
Eric Wing
3:32
English

Revit families are an incredible feature, offering libraries of ready-made objects that can be used in CAD drawings or customized to fit any project. Families can also be modeled from scratch and shared with colleagues and clients. This course dives into Revit architectural families, a specific family type for architecture and building information modeling.
Author 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.

Introduction
1m 11s
Welcome
36s
Using the exercise files
35s
1. Profiles
36m 22s
Creating a standard cove
8m 23s
Creating a chair rail profile
7m 57s
Creating a baseboard profile
6m 7s
Creating a crown moulding profile
4m 36s
In-place families
9m 19s
2. Doors
51m 37s
Configuring an opening and setting the enviornment
3m 46s
Creating a door jamb
9m 23s
Creating a stile and rail door panel
9m 58s
Creating a glass panel
8m 54s
Adding casing
3m 29s
Creating symbolic lines
5m 20s
Creating hardware
7m 48s
Configuring visibility settings
2m 59s
3. Wall Cabinets
42m 20s
Creating a box
8m 50s
Adding doors
8m 12s
Adding pulls
6m 36s
Adding 2D hardware such as hinges
6m 35s
Visibility states
8m 25s
Lookup tables
3m 42s
4. Interior Shelving
1h 20m
Creating a shelving bracket
4m 47s
Creating a shelf
3m 13s
Creating bracket standards
7m 39s
Configuring array parameters
4m 5s
Linking family parameters
6m 11s
Creating parametric arrays
6m 23s
Creating an in-place reception desk
6m 13s
Setting a visibility contingency
6m 22s
Configuring and painting materials to an in-place family
4m 29s
Adding countertops
10m 27s
Modeling countertop brackets
6m 4s
Setting global parameters
4m 39s
Creating massing
5m 6s
Creating adaptive components
5m 20s
Conclusion
27s
Next steps
27s

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