10 Tools Every Revit Beginner Should Learn - Revit Beginner Tutorial

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Timestamps:
00:00 -Introduction
01:48 - Tool 1 - Pin in Place in Revit
04:04 - Tool 2 - Thin Lines in Revit
05:35 - Tool 3 -Temporary Dimensions in Revit
07:45 - Tool 4 - Aligning in Revit
09:14 - Tool 5 - Join Geometry in Revit
11:00 - Tool 6 - Hide in View in Revit
12:25 - Tool 7 - Detail Line in Revit
14:24 - Tool 8 - Insulation Batting in Revit
16:10 - Tool 9 -Override Graphics in Views
18:11 - Tool 10 - Create Groups in Revit

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[stevecooper]

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[saaduh]

nice and informative. i got two things to add though
1: if you join geometry of two elements which contain the same materiel, like a shear wall and slab, the common line can totally disappear.
2: when making custom fills to elements, it is better to put solid colors to the background and any hatch or pattern to the foreground. its not mandatory, but helps one in selectively hiding hatch or solid colors with reference to each view requirement.

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[brianshutts]

To add something for the Group function. It is nice to have detail group to go with the model group. For instance we Group our Grid Lines and Group the Dimensions with the Grid This way for each level we can attach Detail Group to the Grid Group without having to Dimension or Copy/Paste the Dimensions at each Level.

On the same note: Another Dimension trick I've seen is How to Dimension Grids quick and easy. I used to go through and click each line of the grid. Not anymore. Draw a Wall item across the grid. Then go to the Dimension tool and Click the Options Button. Inside the options it has a box for Intersecting Grids. Click the box and then click the wall. and place your dimension. Once done select the wall and delete it. The Dimensions stay and you don't have to click each grid line anymore.

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