How to model floors in Revit to avoid too many hidden constrains
Regarding drafting, one of the main advantages of Revit is that you can draft a building and put contstrains between objects and elements. Like when you dimension three objects and…
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How to move levels in Revit without destroying the building wall profiles
Moving levels in Revit is an easy procedure if it is done early on during the drafting of a building. Once you have modeled most of your building, moving the…
Project Templates in Revit
To create a new project in Revit you always start from a template. A project template in Revit is basically just a project with predefined datum/building/settings/views but it has a…
Modeling in Revit, basic concepts
The word modeling here can be used in it's widest meaning as to creating the building and its documentation which will include steps of touching on all kinds of objects…
Views in Revit: Making Sense for Beginners
This tutorial explains the basics of the concept of views in Revit: making sense for beginners. If you come from previous experience with other drafting software, the article will compare…
Families, Types and Instances in Revit, basic concepts
When working in Revit there are three words that you will have to learn very well as you create and modify objects: family, type and instance. It is useful to…
Project Browser in Revit Explained
This tutorial explains the Project Browser Palette in Revit, its function and use. This palette is an important part in Revit User Interface. If you cannot see the project browser…
User Interface in Revit
This article will guide you through the main parts of the User Interface in Revit. Learn where to find commands as it is crucial in getting at a minimum level…
Basic Concepts in Revit: Learning for Beginners
This is an introduction to the basic concepts in Revit for beginners. Language was kept as simple as possible taking in consideration that this post might be valuable also for…