Welcome to the Revit Architecture tutorials page. We have structured this page in a way that is designed to be helpful for those people who have never used Revit Architecture before. The first set of Revit Architecture Tutorials from Infinite Skills will teach you the raw basics of the application right from the beginning. The basic Revit Architecture Tutorials from Infinite Skills will also teach you some of the differences in thought process required when it comes to designing in Revit. The advanced Revit Architecture Tutorials from Infinite Skills then begin to explore some of the more complex functions associated with Revit Architecture. Once you have reviewed the Infinite Skills Revit Tutorials, we recommend you then take part in the 14 step Revit Architecture tutorial from Autodesk. In this set of Revit Tutorials, you are guided through modelling a house from start to finish and shown other functions such as adding trees and exterior components. Our final Revit Architecture Tutorials are walk through guides designed to teach you some of the advanced features of Revit Architecture.
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Introduction And Working FilesZooming And Navigation Tools
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Curtain Walls
Editing Walls
Add And Edit Windows
Elevations
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Materials
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If a nested family is shared, that means the properties (parameters) cannot be controlled by the parent family. It is simply because a nested shared family will exist on its own in the project and there is no way a parent family can control its properties. So always remember the “Shared” box first thing when doing adaptive component family.
PLANTING TIPS
Tree Creation with Adaptative Component
Continuing on exploration of planting families, create trees with adaptive component using divide path and repeater. Keep in mind that the nested families should be planting category for the tree to be scalable.
So far so good. But when trying to scale the tree, there comes the problem. Tree may not be scaled properly: no scaling at all or the branches move way up above the trunk!???
Why Scaling Fails?
The adaptive component family template by default has the “Shared” box checked.
If a nested family is shared, that means the properties (parameters) cannot be controlled by the parent family. It is simply because a nested shared family will exist on its own in the project and there is no way a parent family can control its properties. So always remember the “Shared” box first thing when doing adaptive component family.
Here are all the possible outcomes if any of the nested families in the tree is/are made shared.
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