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Autodesk Revit - Easy Peesey P-Traps

Simon Dickinson

Tuesday, 19 September 2017

General BIM

On a recent job I need to create server P-Traps, these were big ones on 120mm pipe, but the way the default family works in Revit is not easy and you cannot Automate the way in which they are placed, but with a little modification you can create a p-trap that works on a routing system. The first thing to do is to create your pipe work, in this case a 40mm waste from the bottom of the sink and then...

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Adding 2D Detail in Revit Tutorial

Alan Johnson

Wednesday, 13 September 2017

General BIM

Are aware you can show information in Revit in a variety of ways, from 3D views to plans, sections and elevations. In each case the geometry is typically modelled based on design intent, meaning the goal isn’t to model everything but model enough to demonstrate what the building is going to look like. It then becomes necessary to add 2D details to bridge the gap between the design and building rea...

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Powering Your Model with Revit Circuits - Part 3

Simon Locke

Monday, 11 September 2017

General BIM

Powering Your Model with Revit Circuits - Part 3

Circuits in Revit can take many forms. Power, Data and Fire Protection to name but a few, whatever the circuit you wish to create, the process is very similar and relatively simple once you’re familiar with it. Naturally you need to have the correct equipment loaded into your project to create circuits, the default Autodesk content is generally set up well enough to begin with. The benefits of cir...

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Bridge Design in Revit….no Really!

Justin Taylor

Tuesday, 05 September 2017

General BIM

It always amazes me when lady coincidence collides in front of me. On the same day I had a client ask me about bridge design in Revit, I was later chatting to one of my colleagues about a non-related topic over lunch, when he mentioned he needed to get back to the class he was running…wait for it…. On bridge design in Revit. Now whilst bridge design it not in my realm of expertise, I can at least ...

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Analyse Solar Radiation In Revit

Pat Mullins

Wednesday, 30 August 2017

General BIM

This is the fourth in a series of blogs that explore Autodesk’s Energy Analysis solutions. Read the first part: "Use Autodesk’s Cloud Rendering Service to Understand the Quality of Daylight Within a Space" part two: "Quantitative Lighting Analysis with Autodesk Insight 360 - Daylighting Analysis for Revit Plugin" and the third: "Improving Building Performance Using Revit and Insight 360" Ever...

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Powering Your Model With Revit Circuits - Part 2

Simon Locke

Wednesday, 23 August 2017

General BIM

Powering Your Model With Revit Circuits - Part 2

Circuits in Revit can take many forms. Power, Data and Fire Protection to name but a few, whatever the circuit you wish to create, the process is very similar and relatively simple once you’re familiar with it. Naturally you need to have the correct equipment loaded into your project to create circuits, the default Autodesk content is generally set up well enough to begin with. The benefits of cir...

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Revit Rooms and Spaces – Missing or not?

Simon Locke

Monday, 21 August 2017

General BIM

Revit Rooms and Spaces – Missing or not?

Rooms and Spaces are very similar items in Revit. Adding them to your project can give you some useful information and allow some flexibility in the design, albeit quite different. However, there's always the risk of accidentally deleting them if you haven't pinned these elements, which can be so frustrating! Incidentally, if you do happen to delete a room or a space you will get the below warning...

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Revit And Complex Linetypes

Justin Taylor

Thursday, 17 August 2017

General BIM

Sometimes you just have to accept a work-around every now and then and that’s the case when it comes to complex linetype in Revit. It’s a question I always get asked by users migrating from AutoCAD, where both text and symbols can be incorporated into the linetype definition. For those of you who have created your own basic linetypes in Revit you will be familiar with the Line Pattern dialog box. ...

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Revit Selection Options

Justin Taylor

Wednesday, 16 August 2017

General BIM

There are several ways to select multiple objects in Revit – See how many you know from the list below: 1. Click on the first object and then Ctrl+click on additional elements to add to the current selection. 2. Shift+click to remove an element. 3. Draw a Selection Box by placing the cursor on one side of the elements to be selected and dragging it diagonally to form a rectangular boundary. To se...

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Introducing FormIt 360

Simon Dickinson

Tuesday, 15 August 2017

General BIM

Do you think SketchUp is great and one of the best conceptual design tools out there? Such a shame the workflows between conceptual design and development of drawings are lacking. Step aside Sketchup and give way to Formit 360, Autodesk’s multi-device, multi-operating system, conceptual design platform. Whether you want to run it as a desktop app through a web browser or on your mobile device or t...

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