Revit Quick Start Guide
Revit Quick Start Guide
- Revit user interface tour
- Navigation in Revit
- Using keyboard shortcuts in Revit
- Visibility and graphics settings in Revit
- Understanding families in Revit
- Understanding parameters
- Elements in Revit
- Selecting elements in Revit
- Temporary dimensions
- Create a model in Revit
- Model vs. Annotation
- Place levels in Revit
- Create grids in Revit
- Control the display of levels and grids
- Sketch modes in Revit
- Create a boundary sketch
- Add dimensions in Revit
- Place tags and leaders
- Create elevation views
- Create views of your model
- Selecting fields for a schedule
- Creating sheets in Revit
Revit user interface tour
Learn where and how to perform common functions: open and arrange views of a model, modify element properties, use tools on the ribbon and the Quick Access toolbar, and change the view display on the View Control Bar.
How the interface works
With a few clicks, you can change the interface to better support the way you work.
The project browser
Located on the lower left of your Revit screen, the Project Browser acts as a table of contents for your project. Use it to navigate and open views of the model. You can organize, sort, filter, and customize the Project Browser to support your workflow.
The properties palette
The Properties palette lets you view and modify parameters for selected elements. If no element is selected, it displays the properties of the current view. The palette appears by default to the left of the drawing area above the Project Browser.
You can undock the Properties palette so that it floats anywhere in the drawing area or on the desktop. You can also dock it to any edge of the drawing window or combine it with the Project Browser to save space.