Description
Implementing color in your drawings is more than just choosing something in an RGB tone. We must understand how Revit software functions at a fairly deep level to know how to control it easily and quickly. This class will look at materials, view and object overrides, and view filters with templates. It'll also branch over into families and edits required in those to support color fill in documentation. Once completed, you'll know the pitfalls of color implementation and how to take control of your model to empower your team to replicate your efforts on any project.
Key Learnings
- Discover where you can control the color of elements in Revit. When you want something in color, where and how?
- Explore different approaches to solve the same "color an object" problem. Overrides? Model Object Styles? Filters?
- Learn about developing your preferred method to colorize the model and drafting views. How quick do you need to adjust the colors?
- Learn how to customize families in support of producing drawings in color quickly and easily. Do you need color everywhere?
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