Go to about 2:00 min in to the video to see what I mean.ĮDIT: Just a thought here, make sure if you do move the origin that nobody else needs the current origin. This video pretty much shows you what I am talking about. You may have to zoom WAY out to find it, the origin does not scale with the view though so you should be able to see it at any zoom scale. If you didn't see this triangle/circle anywhere in your site plan then this model was done far far away from the origin. Do the same with the Triangle shape, place it directly on top of the circle again and click the paperclip again to lock both of them. Drag this circle to where you want the origin to be (I always use the lower left corner of the building as origin) then click the paperclip to lock it down.
You need to select this origin (use TAB), when you have it highlighted you will see a paperclip on the top left of this icon, click the paperclip to unlock the origin. You will see a blue icon (looks like a triangle with a circle on top that represents your origin. In Revit, go to your Site plan in your browser on the left. Within a month or so, the haze will start to. After or even during training the PM should model up something small from start to finish.
It's worth the time to send a PM to training. Extensive working files are included to allow you to work alongside the author and immediately apply what you are learning.Re: Revit 2011 Questions Sent : 14:38:58 If a Project Manager doesn't learn how to use Revit, there will always be this murky unknown that causes tension in the team. Jay makes it easy and fun to learn, making your retention of the material much higher! By the completion of this software training tutorial, you will be fully capable of creating and sharing your projects using Revit 2011. You will learn to create walls, columns, windows, doors, how to apply 3D views, elevations, how to create skylights, and how to render, print and export your CAD files. Using our highly popular method of computer based learning, Jay Polding starts with the basics of the user interface and installation, but quickly moves into creating a project that you will use to apply what Jay is instructing you on. AutoDesk Revit is a popular choice for creating BIM models and 3D renderings of buildings and rooms, and the 2011 version of this software adds many new and exciting features. In this Revit Architecture 2011 training video, instructor Jay Polding walks you through the intricacies of this masterful BIM program.
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