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Revit Architecture Essentials
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Module 00 - Revit in a Nutshell
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Module 01 - Introducing Revit as a BIM tool
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Module 02 - UI Tour, Project Navigation and View Creation
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Module 03 - Element Selection and Manipulation
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Module 04 - Visibility Control and Categorisation
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Exercise Workbook
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Module 05 - Model Development Methodology
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Module 06 - Wall Creation and Manipulation
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Module 07 - Floors, Roofs and Ceilings
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Module 08 - Windows, Doors and Component use
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Module 09 - System Family Editing
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Module 10 - Basic Schedules and Legends
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Module 11 - Geometry Foundation and In-Place Families
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Module 12 - Massing Tools and Building Maker
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Module 13 - Stairs, Ramps and Railings
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Module 14 - Basic Curtain Walls
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Module 15 - Room Data and Colour-Fill
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Module 16 - 2D Draughting and Annotation
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Module 17 - Sheet Compilation and Publication
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Module 18 - Basic Subdivision and Collaboration
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Module 19 - Introduction to the Principles of Family Editing
Lesson 22,
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BIM for Design Copy
Drawing Production is the activity of producing 2D drawing material to capture the design/construction intent, based on the available Project Information Model utilising defined templates.
Drawing production expects that all elements, as appropriate, will be developed in 3D within the Project Information Model, from which views can then be extracted and details added as appropriate.
When done correctly, changes are reflected automatically in the defined views, which can then be extracted as drawings.