Here's the fruits of the first few weeks of Revit tutorials. I've been working through the series linked in the previous post, the Autodesk Student Expert tutorials. It's been a good crash course as to what is possible with this program and has me feeling pretty confident about starting my own project.
I definitely need to tip my hat to the team over at Autodesk Student Experts for putting together these vary informative courses. They've definitely kick-started my studies of what can be done with this tool, and so far I've only worked through a third of their offerings.
So far I've learned to create an orthagonal model, insert doors, windows, stairs, curtain walls, create grids, change materials, create new sheets and schedules, cameras, edit wall types... really all the basics. I am really impressed with the program at this point, and will start posting some ruminations on the its setup and prejudices over the next while as I move forward with the first assignments.
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