Families and Parameters for Architectural Design - Practice Exercise: Control reference plane properties | Autodesk

Families and Parameters for Architectural Design

Outline

1

Getting started

Module overview

Course overview

Get the software

2

Revit family basics for architectural design

Module overview

Discover family creation methods and work with the Family Editor

Use family templates and create a custom template

Work with reference planes

Create reference planes

Practice Exercise: Control reference plane properties

3

Parameters for architectural design

Module overview

Define and develop parameters

Create family parameters

Work with families in a project

Develop and use shared parameters

Use shared parameters and nested families

Practice exercise: Create new family types

Practice exercise: Control interchangeable components

4

Family modeling with solid and void forms

Module overview

Model with solid and void forms

Create profiles

Create solid forms

Practice exercise: Create void sweeps

Practice exercise: Create a blend

Challenge: Create an armrest

5

Architectural family content

Module overview

Create a 2D detail component

Create a door and vision panel

Create and place door hardware

Create a door assembly with nested families

Create a bookshelf carcass

Place and control shelves in a bookcase

Create an in-place component

Create a custom furniture tag

Practice exercise: Create and work with formulae

Challenge exercise

6

Course challenge exercise

Module overview

Challenge exercise

7

Final test

Module overview

Start your final test

Practice Exercise: Control reference plane properties

In this exercise, you'll practice how to control reference plane properties.

Exercise

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