Showing posts with label Revit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Revit. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 9, 2014

Revit Lab–Hints for the Lab

Below are the hints for the lab.

  • Save your file to desktop in the cadlab to avoid losing it in your machine 
    • Email it to yourself, or use a flash drive, or DropBox
  • Videos online are helpful if the text instructions aren't clear
  • If you have only 3-4 letters in your last name - multiply by 20 to get the length of your wall.
  • Make walls go to 2nd level 
    • set "property" before  drawing, but you can change later
  • Remember to put on a dimension 
    • under the annotate menu
  • Not all things in the videos are required for this lab

Suggestions About Using Revit

Questions: – From Previous Year, but still appropriate

  1. Hello, I have one question about the Revit Lab. I followed the videos, made the Revit model and the output sheet. How do I convert the sheet to a PDF file from Rivet?
  2. Also, we're supposed to submit the actual Rivet model, meaning we have to submit the actual file we made upon starting the Rivet videos? Just a little confused, hope you can clear that up thank you.

Response

#1 You need to “Print to PDF”.  On the machines in the lab there is a PDF printer installed – just choose it when you’re printing.

If you’re doing this on your own machine you’ll need to install a “PDF Printer”.  There are multiple free one available.  TechSupportAlert is a good recommendation source – Here’s their link to PDF Printers and tools.

#2 You are to submit three things for this assignment

  • The actual Revit File
  • The PDF of the “Sheet” that you’ve created
  • The Word document defined in the assignment.