What you'll learn
different techniques for roof sketching
how to create openings in roofs and their differences
why not to model roofs with other categories such as floors
how to define slopes using "traditional" techniques
how to define slopes using shape editor
how to use variable thickness
different roof shapes created by different definition of slopes
roof specific parameters and what are they used for
roof fascia, soffit and gutter
sloped glazing roof
extra tips on roofs
ceilings grid lines creation
multi-level ceilings
Requirements
Prior experience using Revit, this course is not for absolute beginners
Revit 2022
Description
This course is aimed at advanced users. I suppose you have prior experience using Revit when taking this class. This class is focused only on one topic and that is Roofs and Ceilings. We will discuss everything there is to know about roofs and ceilings in Revit. I am using Revit 2022 version in this course. You will get many tips from my workflows on limitations and usability of different tools, because the fact that the tool is available in Revit, doesn´t necessarily mean that it is usable.We will take a look at different techniques used for sketching of the roofs and their advantages, on different ways of creating roof openings and which one is suitable for what situation. Next, we will discuss why it is not good practice to model roofs with other Revit categories, what tools are for us when defining sloping and what are the differences between them. Then we will take a look at different shapes of roofs and how to create them in Revit and roof specific parameters and what they do. Then we will discuss less known roof parts like fascia, soffit, and gutters and how to model them and their actual usability in projects. I will give you some extra tips on roofs that I have found while working on Revit projects. Last but not least we will take a look on Revit ceilings and their limitations.
Who this course is for
Course is aimed at advanced users, who want get to know Revit in-depth
Course focus only on one topic and that is Roofs and Ceilings
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