Revit - Using Schedules

Description
Why take this course
Revit schedules are usually created because there is a need to
quantify the various elements in your Revit project. Revit schedules
are a lot like a spreadsheet. They consist of columns and rows and the
cells contain various data regarding the Revit elements. On top of
that formulas and parameters can be applied to calculate new values
from existing ones.
This course is intended for Architects and Engineers who have basic
knowledge of Revit and want to speed up their workflow and work more
efficiently by getting the most out of Revit.
Learn how to improve your productivity by using Revit Schedules
In this course, Ayman Alasadi will teach you how to use Schedules
which are a core feature of Revit. You will learn how to create
schedules like element schedules, material takeoff, sheet lists, and
many more. After a brief introduction and looking into the various
settings, Ayman will go deeper into the different types of schedules.
He'll show you the use cases with various examples in Revit.
"Autodesk Revit is a powerful 3D BIM software used by architects,
mechanical and structural engineers and more. It offers robust features
to organize your data through BIM."
Creating a BIM model means not only to build plain geometry, but to include useful information for the project.
With schedules, you can access all the information contained in each element of your model in the form of an alpha-numeric table.
Basic Window Schedule
One of the first basic schedules you will create is door or window
schedules. You'll learn that any element can be scheduled inside
Revit. Ayman will show how to perform basic operations to your
schedules like grouping and sorting, adding levels, and group by
type or mark.
Embedded and Key Schedules
Another type of schedule or embedded schedules. These can be used
to create and add furniture per room. Rooms can be tagged and
assigned in a key schedule. These schedules are useful to keep
track of and organize the various types of rooms in your Revit
project.
Material Takeoff
Material takeoff schedules list the sub-components or materials of
any Revit Architecture family. Material takeoff schedules have all
the functionality and characteristics of other schedule views, but
they allow you to show more detail about the assembly of a
component.
Sheet and View Lists
Like with Revit templates, using sheets will make starting a
project faster and more efficient. The idea is to include all of
the typical floor plans, elevations, and schedules, plus a basic
set of sheets. Ayman will show you how to customize your own set
of sheets and view lists from the default set of Revit to your own
style used in your office.
Overview
Lecture 1 Types of schedules
Lecture 2 Schedule settings: filters
Lecture 3 Schedule settings: fields
Lecture 4 Schedule settings: formatting
Lecture 5 Room schedules
Lecture 6 Key Schedules
Lecture 7 Material takeoff
Lecture 8 View lists and sheet list
Lecture 9 Noteblock


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