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| new Getting Started with Roof Framing in Revit Structure |
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| This class introduces students to the basics of modeling sloped framing in Revit Structure. We will examine the different methods of modeling roof framing and explore concepts such as Workplanes, Sloping framing associated to a reference plane, 3D snapping capabilities within framing members, Sloping Beam systems and more. We will also spend some time on discussing documentation and creating framing plans as well best practices and guidelines you can apply to modeling Roof Framing using Revit Structure. |
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| new Revit Import Into 3ds Max Design |
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| The very first step to create photorealistic renderings in 3ds Max Design from a Revit model is to import/ transfer the Revit model into 3ds max. In this class, we will examine this first step at length and go over the best practices and guidelines to import Revit models into 3ds max to be able to create better and faster renderings. |
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| new Residential Construction in Revit |
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| Are you a Residential Designer? Do you think Revit is only for Commercial Buildings? If so, check your coat at the door and join us for Ideate's online class focusing on Revit for Residential Construction. This 1.5 hour class will discuss the tools within Revit to create a residence from the early stages of design to the final stages of Construction Documentation. |
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| new Coordinating Revit Architectural Mode for Consultants |
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| This class focuses on some common issues between different building disciplines when collaborating to form a building information model. Topics include importing the site design from Civil 3D, orienting the building, and sharing coordinates for better cooperation between the Civil, Architectural, Structural, and MEP teams. Additionally, tips on the best practice of prepping the Architectural Model for use by your consultants will reviewed. |
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| new Getting Started with Daylighting Studies in Revit and 3D Max Design |
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| This class will focus on the tools available in Revit for completing shade and sunlight analysis including site orientation and energy analysis tools. We will also cover opening the Revit project in 3D Max Design and utilizing the Light Meter Analysis tool to investigate specific daylighting schemes as well as documentation for LEED submittals. |
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| new View Properties – Controlling Visibility |
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| Have you been working in Revit for some time and are still confused by View Ranges?
Why are there four settings (Top, Cut Plane, Bottom and View Depth)?! What does Unlimited do?
How do Plan Regions, Depth Clipping, Scope Boxes, Underlays and Overlays tie into this whole puzzle?
How does a BIM Manager set up templates and a hierarchy structure to easily control model visibility, specifically for complex multistory projects? What do project teams need to understand when projects are using linked files, phasing, design options or worksharing?
If you have these questions and are seeking enlightenment, this is the class for you!
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| new Revit MEP and Low Voltage Systems |
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| In this course individuals will learn how to model low-voltage elements in a project and connect them together by creating “circuits” and “systems.” We will also go over some tips and tricks you can use to do some amazing things with Revit MEP family symbols that you just can’t do in AutoCAD. Finally we will look at Creating/Editing the Revit MEP Panel schedules to display the low voltage “circuits.” |
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| new Documenting Your Project in Revit MEP: Keynotes and General Notes |
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| Join us and learn techniques for working with documentation in your Revit projects. Explore unusual methods for managing project general notes as well as sheet-specific notes. Acquire insights for helpful naming conventions and constructive annotation families that everyone can take advantage of. You will also take away helpful tips and tricks to assist you in keeping your documentation concise and well thought-out. |
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| new Revit Server |
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| The Revit Server aallows users in different geographic users to collaborate on workshared projects across a Wide Area Network. In this class we'll go over Revit Server system requirements, installation and configuration, best practices, and some basic troubleshooting tips. |
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| new Shared Parameters and Schedules in Revit MEP |
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| This online class gets into the basics of creating shared parameters in Revit and how to create schedules to access them. During this 201 scheduling is meant to be used more as a spreadsheet interface for driving the model and not so much for putting schedules in a drawings set. However, we will cover the basics of making a schedule which one could easily then place on a sheet. This is a technique that is used to control multiple objects that need to have the same information. We will see how to quickly change the same parameter on many objects at once. |
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| Revit for Interior Designers |
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| Attend this 1.5 hour online class and walk away with a wealth of tips and tricks that you can apply to your interior design projects in Revit. Topics we will cover will include Workflow, Linking files, Visibility graphics, Preparing interior elevations, Room and Area Plans, Finish schedules, Key schedules, Paint and split face tools, and much more. We will also cover best practices and guidelines that you can apply to your interiors projects in Revit. |
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| Impression in Revit |
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| Your design documents provide the fuel for creating great-looking presentation drawings with Autodesk Impression. Getting superb output in the Impression rendering pipeline starts with understanding the options available to get the best input into the system. In this class, we will demonstrate the best ways to work with Impression and Autodesk design applications. We’ll explore topics such as document preparation, output options, and best practices for streamlining the flow from design to illustration. We’ll discuss utilities within Impression, such as Style Mapping, Block Substitution, and CAD Refresh that permit automated, iterative rendering of CAD works in progress. |
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| Stairs and Railings in Revit Architecture |
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| This Revit 201 class focuses on the creation of stair and railing elements. We will review the two methods of creating a stair: stair run, and manually creating boundaries and risers. A custom stair will be generated by using a 2D CAD file as a design underlay. The use of reference planes to lay out your stair idea, and how to create a wall under the stair will be reviewed. In addition, an introduction to modifying stair and railing types will be discussed. The addition of custom handrails, and posts at the top and bottom of stairs will also be introduced, allowing you to create unique stair and railing combinations. |
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| Site Tools |
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| Create 3D topographic models of your site conditions using the site tools in Revit. The class will cover toposurfaces, graded regions, cut and fills and tips and tricks for linking site plans. (This class designed for Revit Architecture.) |
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| Phazing A-Z |
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| Phasing adds the element of time (4D) to your Building Information Model (BIM). This class covers how to create and manage phased views, how to control the display of phased objects, and how to organize the Project Browser by Phase. |
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| Analysis for Master-Planning |
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| In this course you will learn how AutoCAD Civil 3D, the standard design tool for civil engineers, is being used by many planners to bridge the gap between planning and engineering. You will learn the basics of the civil design model and how to analyze the slopes of the existing ground surface, model the composite finished ground surface and calculate the resulting earthworks. |
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| Worksharing Best Practices (See actual class video clip) |
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| This class equips you with set up procedures and best practices for worksharing in Revit. Learn about recommended ways to use worksets and element borrowing. Students will learn file naming conventions, recommended daily procedures, tips for enhanced project performance and use of worksets for visibility. |
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| Network License Manager 101 |
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| The Autodesk Network License offers users a more flexible licensing environment than the standalone license. This class will teach you how to successfully install and configure the Autodesk Network License Manager from start to finish. Topics include, obtaining a license file, license manager setup, product installation and configuration, and troubleshooting. |
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| Conceptual Design Tools |
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| The massing tools in Revit can be used during the conceptual design phase. As the design is further refined, early data concerning square footage and volume can be taken from the conceptual model and, once approved, the conceptual model can be moved forward by converting the model into actual walls, floors, curtain walls and roofs that will be used in the model. This class introduces you to the massing tools used to create a conceptual model, query the design for square footages and convert the model into real-world building components. |
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| Converting Blocks to Families |
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| Learn how to quickly and cleanly convert your DWG or DGN symbols (blocks) into Revit families. Students will be walked through four simple steps to create basic parametric Revit content. Class examples will include converting Landscaping blocks such as trees and shrubs, Site blocks such as North Arrows and Signage blocks, Furniture and Case work and a repeating detail component block. |
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| Collaborating Across Disciplines: Revit Architecture/Structure/MEP |
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| Collaboration between engineers and architects is greatly enhanced through proper project setup and team communication. This class outlines the collaboration toolset provided within Revit for streamlining the IPD process. In addition to using Copy/Monitor for coordination review and change management, the class will cover Shared Coordinates and other tips for aligning the engineering and architectural models. This class is a must before embarking on your first Revit collaboration project. |
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| Leveraging Design Options |
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| The Design Option tools are used to study and propose alternate designs. Design Options can be used during schematic design or in CD phase to handle alternate bid items. This class examines when to use/not use the Design Option tools and covers how to create and present different Design Options from plan to 3D to schedules. |
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| Making Titleblocks and Drawing Lists |
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| This class not only includes how to create custom titleblocks from scratch by choosing size, adding line types, parameters, and logos, but also how to import a titleblock from AutoCAD. Students will also learn how to create and add drawing lists, as well as what to include/not include in the list. |
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| Getting Started with Presentations |
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| The mental ray® rendering engine makes it easy to create photo realistic renderings in Revit. This 1-1/2 hour class will focus on how to set up your scene, create and modify existing materials as well as set up exterior and interior lighting. There will also be many tips and tricks for doing quick presentations as well as productivity ideas to get your renderings and presentations out the door on time and on budget. Recommended for those new to rendering. |
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| Rapid Detailing |
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| Go beyond your building information modeling and improve your documentation skills. This class will cover an array of detailing tools including detail views, detail components, repeating details and detail groups. Additionally the use of CAD details and the ability to reuse details on future projects will be discussed. |
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| Scheduling 201 |
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| Using occupancy study and LEED credit examples, this class will dig deeper into scheduling. Students will learn how to create Shared Parameters, create calculated parameters (both percentage and formula) and how to utilize Key Schedules. In addition, this class will review how schedules interact with Phasing, Design Options and Linked Files. Students who attend this class should be familiar with how to create a basic schedule. |
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Corporate eLearning Classes – Each online class can also be scheduled specifically for your organization.
Non-Premium Support Contract Holders (1 class, 10 logins)
Premium Support Contract Holders (1 class, 25 logins)
Call 888.662.7238 x1012 for full details & pricing. |
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