Introduction
Working with building information modeling (BIM)
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What you should know before watching this course
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Using the exercise files
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1. BIM in Industry
Using Revit as a primary BIM modeling and drafting tool
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The industry-wide use of BIM
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The UK Government Construction Strategy
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The BIM Overlay to the RIBA Outline Plan of Work
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The US definition of BIM
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2. Working with CAD Drawings
Working with suitable project units
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Removing unnecessary layers in the CAD drawing
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Removing unnecessary blocks in the CAD drawing
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Removing all other unnecessary entities in the CAD drawing
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Using PURGE to remove any other entities
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3. CAD Drawings: Standards
Working to your own standard
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Working to a recognized standard
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Working with British standards (BS 1192 and ISO 19650)
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4. CAD Drawings: Importing CAD Files
Importing a CAD drawing
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Hiding the imported CAD drawing
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5. CAD Drawings: Linking CAD Files
Linking a CAD drawing
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Hiding the linked CAD drawing
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6. Worksharing in Revit
Creating a central model
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Checking linked CAD files
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Worksharing locally or in the cloud
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Setting up worksets
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Workset ownership and permissions
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7. Sheets and Sheet Views
Using sheets in Revit
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Scaling views in sheets
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Tagging elements and views in sheets
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Working with sheet families
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Adding project information to sheets
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Adding sheet revisions
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8. Detail and Drafting Views
Setting up and scaling a view
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Importing and exploding DWG details
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Converting DWG text to Revit text
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Using Revit-filled regions to replace DWG hatches
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9. Scheduling
Creating a schedule
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Adding the schedule to a sheet
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Creating a legend view to go with a schedule on a sheet
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10. Publishing a Revit Project
Publishing from Revit
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Viewing the published project sheets in PDF format
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Ex_Files_Revit_Optimize_your_BIM_Workflow.zip
(112.5 MB)