3 – TOOLS
3.1.2 – Enscape
View Settings
3.3.9 – Case Studies
From Raw Revit to Enscape (unit)
3.1.1 – PyRevit
Tutorial by Creator Must watch at least 1st half, explained by creator Managing Keynotes
3.2.7 – Parameters
1. Introduction Parameters are the backbone of Revit’s information system.They control dimensions, materials, classifications, schedules, tags, formulas, and any data you need to attach to elements or the project environment. Understanding how the different parameter types work is essential…
3.3.0 Modelling Techniques
Design options MASSING PRESENTATION (AREA + FSR)
3.3.0 – BIM Guru
Link to Bim Guru Tutorials Folder
3.2.0 – CAD SETUP (WIP)
0. Preliminaries Computer Setup for CAD Survey Understanding Realms and File / Folder Structure Understanding the Task File Setup Grid, Model & Paper Space TTBK Master Context Context Urban Site Architecture Existing Architecture Architecture File Working With Blocks
3.4.2 – Sheets and Views
Sheet composition, View types and title, view templates and view styles
3.4.1 – Set and Titleblock
Covering the different parts of the titleblock in the context of teh set. Also revieweing Sheets / Drawing lists, Issue schedule, Working sheets
3.4.3 – Lines, Hatches, Diagrams
Lines Category WGHT Line Color Line Pattern Description Lines 1 Black Solid 0 4 Black Solid <Area Based Load Boundary> 1 Black Solid <Area Boundary> 3 RGB 128-128-128 Solid <Axis of Rotation> 5 Blue Solid <Beyond> 1 Black BG_Dot_1…
3.4.4 – Dimensions, Tags and Notes
Dimensions Tags Notes Project notes
3.4.5 – Schedules and Legends (WIP)
Legends Material schedule Building Types Schedules Opening Schedule Doors Schedule Barriers Schedule Wall Types Floor Types Keynotes
3.3.4 – Interiors
For this article, please also refer to subset 50s- Specific Rooms Interior Model Setup Setting Up Views Drafting 3D Familes and Resources Annotation, Colours and Textures Work process checklist: Project Code – Stage – Model – Version – Last…
3.2.4 – Publish: Printing and Exporting
Article about printing, publishing and exporting best practices
3.2.6 – Transfering Standards
Transfer Existing project in ABG Standards Unsing BG types in transfered project Import Latest Title Block
3.3.5 – Areas, Spaces and Zones
Areas 1. Overview The Area Tool in Revit allows architects and designers to calculate, document, and manage measurable floor areas in a project. It supports multiple industry classifications—gross areas, rentable areas, net areas, internal areas—and provides consistent, Revit-native schedules…
3.3.7 – Materials and Finishes
Preliminaries Materials Overview Software Setup Understanding de folder system Understanding the materials panel Parameters Transferring Parameters from file to file Classification Materials (Old tutorial)
3.3.6 – Structure & Services – MEP
Electrical and Lighting Plumbing HVAC & Mechnical Infrastructure
3.3.2 – Building Elements: Floors, Walls, Roof
Walls and Floor Types FAQ of Links, Walls Floors, Materials… Basic Tutorial
3.3.3 – Openings, Barriers and custome items
External Openings Types Internal Openings
3.3.1 – Terrain and toposolids
Phasing in Topography
3.2.2 – The ABG template
Understand the different elements of the BIm and Cad models, and how files interact.
3.2.5 – Families and Resources WIP
Article about the different families we use in Arcanary. These are curated families containing the parameters that make the annotation and visibilility graphics works.
3.2.3 – Model Setup
Creating, Naming and Saving the file
Levels
Site Setup
Scope Boxes and Links
Links Files
Levels grids and property files
3.3.8 – Planning Controls and Massing
Overview Previous Knowldege: Massing, Terrain, Toposolids, Planning Controls, External Revit Files Planning Control Mass Part 1 Part 2 Planning Controls Representation Site Plan Floor Plans Elevations & Sections
3.2.1 – Software Setup
The necessary steps to setup yout computer to be ready to start working in BIM and CAD