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Seminars & Courses

Seminars & Courses

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Seminars & Courses

Anonymous
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Hi community,

 

Can someone please suggest how can one learn in detail about Revit such as: Detailing, Scheduling, Parameters etc. Is it smart to register for seminars and classes in NYC, are they worth it? It is hard to get the information I want from the internet because usually they are very broad and very hard to find. 

 

Thanks!

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Avaris.
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I would first look for tutorials on the internet, nearly all basics and more advanced stuff is covered for free. Don't know if you consider yourself an expert?

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Corsten.Au
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Hi

 

Long answer  ( in terms of TIME involved ) is to take training, learn all the basics and slowly move to complex issues of revit...

 

Autodesk Tranings if available ( sometime company sponsors ), they are best..

 

Revit is completely new workflow compared to other softwares ...Many hours / days / months / years of 

( not isolated practice ) Live Project experience , daily interaction and discussion with fellow Revit users will 

lead to a comprehensive understanding, confidence , speed and accuracy over this software..

 

Short answer ( in terms of TIME involved ) is

Learn each and every command, function button on Revit Ribbon.. ( slow and steady ), but this will develop a 

map of learning and will give you clarification and understanding where and when to use... missing even a single 

parameter or concept will lead to laborious work, and on the other hand, if one learns those small details, its sometimes just one click to solve a very complicated custom requirement.. cause Each and every Architectural practices are different, location, country, standards, units, sheet size, fonts........ list is endless..

 

Learn building blocks... and then create anything you like.

 

to give a simple example...as you mentioned Schedule..Look at this Door Schedule, where once has to choose between multiple parameters, to get a simple Door schedule work the way we want.... so only way to approach is to know what all those parameters means...

 

Hierarchy of Decisions ....Hierarchy of Decisions ....

 

Best luck

Corsten
Building Designer