Dimension in Revit Tutorial | Advanced Revit Course 05
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In this full Advanced Revit course, you will learn Autodesk Revit. These 15 advanced Revit tutorials have a focus on project organisation and efficiency as well as annotation, stylisation and smart detailing using the industry’s leading 3D BIM software, Revit.
In this Revit tutorial, part 5, you'll learn about dimensions in Revit and how they work. We'll exploring the different types of dimensioning tools available to you and start dimensioning the ground floor plan. You'll also learn how to "fudge" a dimension by manually changing it's measurement.
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Revit is a BIM (building information modelling) software that creates intelligent 3D models of buildings which can be used to produce construction documentation drawings and design presentations. Revit is a building-specific solution for design and documentation and is currently the industry’s leading software for BIM. Revit is used for conceptual design, 3D parametric modelling, detailed design documentation, multi-discipline coordination, modelling building components, analysing and simulating systems and structures, iterating and visualising architectural designs, building performance analysis and more.
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Very good tip on editing the number on dimension. It really helps especially in certain occassions.
Really glad to hear, thanks a lot :)
starting my second year of architecture and im gonna have to go back and watch all your videos haha. you teach more than actual architecture professors. great video!
Thank you so much!
Is possible to export Revit to .dwg with different dimension layers? For e.g. one layer for outside dimensions, second layer for inside dimensions.
You're a genius, really appreciate all your work and effort. Help me a lot!
Thank you so much. Glad you found it useful!
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This video is very helpfull. Thank you. I have one question, so when we put dimension on the floor plans, plasterboard or render on exterior wall should not be included. that is universal rule, someone said. In revit we construct the wall such a way everything included, but won't let us grab, how can I say, wall face behind the plasterboard when do dimensioning. ArchiCAD can, apparently. I wonder if you could give me any tips.... Thanks in advance.