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Learn how to create standardized content such as furniture, doors, and other architectural components using the Family Editor in Revit.
The Family Editor offers Revit users a robust way to create standardized assets such as windows, doors, and other architectural components. These assets can contain smart data about their properties, which adds to the amount of information architects know about the buildings they design.
In this course, expert shows how to create standardized content using the Family Editor. Expert kicks off the course by covering basic concepts: the different kinds of Revit families, resources, reference planes, and constraints, also takes a deeper look at the smart data beyond the geometry, such as material and visibility parameters, as well as how to build a complex parametric family, control rotation in work planes, and create adaptive components.
Topics include:
1. Basic Concepts
Defining a Revit family
Understanding the kinds of families
A systematic approach to content use and creation
2. Annotation Families
Exploring annotation families
Creating an annotation family
Creating a tag family
Shared parameters for tags
3. Family Geometry
Understanding reference planes: Work planes
Creating extrusions
Creating blends
Creating sweeps
Creating revolves
Creating swept blends
Using void forms
4. Simple Model Families
The family creation process
Creating a new model family
Adding reference planes and constraints
Parameters
Adding geometry
Adjusting Geometry
Sweep by path
Complete the geometry
5. Beyond Geometry
Using material parameters
Adding family types
Working with identity data
Creating type catalogues
6. Controlling Visibility
Understanding symbolic lines
Editing element visibility
Creating visibility parameters
Cutting families with voids when loaded
Ensuring the display of overhead items in a plan
Understanding subcategories
7. Building a Complex Parametric Model Family
Introducing complex families
Using blend forms to model an awning family: Part 1
Using blend forms to model an awning family: Part 2
Adding reference planes and importing nested families
Building arrays and applying rules
Adjusting a parametric array group
Adding formulas to drive parameter values
Understanding the reference planes IsReference property
Working with a family type parameter
Using a formula to prevent common errors
Testing in a project and adding a flip control
Shared families and shared parameters
8. Creating a Parametric Key Plan
Tracing a view
Adding zones
Adding conditional formulas
Loading and flexing the key plan
9. Controlling Rotation Work Planes and Shared Parameters
Using reference lines to control rotation
Understanding sweep profile rotation
Build a sweep with a parametrically driven profile
Apply rotation parameters to a sweep profile
Prevent common error conditions with a formula
Adding a parametric void element
10. Create an Adaptive Component
The challenge of creating a parametric brick arch
Crash course in the adaptive family editor
Modify the default template to match your requirements
Using reference lines to create parametric formwork
Build a simple flexible adaptive component
Create a divided path and a repeater element
Making a divided path parametric
Creating flexible void forms in the adaptive family environment
Apply materials to adaptive components
Create family types and load into a project to test
1. Language: English.
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Video file format: MP4.
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6. 30 days refund.
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