In the last course of our 7-part series we'll dive into tools you can use to visualize and present your designs. From creating cloud renderings to adding shading and shadows, there's a wide array of visual effects you can leverage to place your mo...

While working in Revit, it's common for you to access information from other programs such as AutoCAD. However, working with standard details are not the only time it becomes useful to work with CAD files in Revit. In part 6 of our 7-part series, ...

There is so much more to architectural communication than simply finishing a building model. We often need to add dimensions, notes, and other kinds of illustrative annotations to convey our design intent. In part 5 of our 7-part series, we'll tea...

In part 4 of our 7-part series, we will maximize our operating efficiency within Revit software and take you through hands-on exercises to crystalize specific details within your model, including adding stairs and railings, fixtures, furnishings, ...

Boost your efficiency within the Revit software, solve for complex design ideas, delve into the process of customizing common and curtain walls, and take a look at adding floors and roofs to your models.

In this course, you will learn how to start laying out the building plan. Starting with walls and adding doors, windows, columns. This course is for anyone moving from 2D to BIM or is new to Revit or Revit LT. This course should take you about 45 ...

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Use this quick reference card to help you add externally referenced files to your drawings in AutoCAD.