The second Focuses on Revit Data Directory Locations and finding various Model Management functions. This list is broken down into Two Sections – Finding Elements within the Revit Modelling Environment is the first. In order to aid others (and act as a permanent reference for myself to quickly check back on when I inevitably forget something), I have put together a quick but detailed guide below, listing 29 Tips for Finding Things in Revit. This means that individuals then focus on developing their understanding of how the software functions and stop concerning themselves over the mundane, such as navigation tools and selection methods.
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One thing I have found through my experience of individually training dozens of new Revit personnel over many years is that familiarisation with the User Interface, file locations and really understanding how to select and scrutinise elements within a Revit model is a valuable kickstart to their learning process. It also has a significant amount of nuance which users have to become familiar with overtime, such as how and why families perform and act differently from one another (a particularly hard concept for experienced AutoCAD drafters to become accustomed to, as a Block is a Block in CAD). It is a very large, capable and detailed software package, which can be further confused by the number of acronyms and discussions which surround the greater world of BIM in which Revit is so integral.
Revit can be an intimidating tool to learn.
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