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🔥 Using LOD (Level of Detail) in Revit families can benefit BIM (Building Information Modeling) projects.

Are you looking for a way to create Revit families that can adapt to different levels of detail (LOD) without compromising on quality and performance? What is the secret of BIM LODs?
In this video, you will learn how to use clever and step-by-step Revit family techniques to create different LODs for your furniture models. And how to control the visibility and appearance of your furniture elements based on the LOD settings. You will be able to create Revit families that are flexible, efficient, and realistic. Watch this video now and discover the secret of the clever Revit family!

A clever Revit family is a family that can adapt to different levels of detail (LOD) without compromising on quality and performance. For example, a clever Revit family for a chair might have different LODs for coarse, medium, and fine views. In the coarse view, the chair might be represented by a simple box with a symbolic line for the backrest. In the medium view, the chair might have more details such as legs, arms, and seat cushions. In the fine view, the chair might have even more details such as textures, materials, and patterns. By using clever Revit family techniques, you can control the visibility and appearance of your furniture elements based on the LOD settings. This way, you can optimize your model for speed and accuracy.

Some of the benefits of Using LOD are:

• LOD can help define the model utility and reliability with ease

• LOD can help mitigate 2D workflows for cost savings
• LOD can help use accurate information for high-quality models
• LOD can help make informed decisions based on accurate quantities
• LOD can help design managers identify design intricacies
• LOD can help set model usability and limitations received by stakeholders
• LOD can help facility managers with effective spatial management and asset management