Description
Creating and customizing families is likely one of the most desired advanced skills in Revit software, and learning the Family Editor can be challenging—not only due to the vast amount of knowledge there is to be gained, but also because much of the resources to learn the Family Editor are focused on architectural examples and processes. This lab will provide an introduction into the Family Editor from a structural perspective. While we can apply the fundamental ideas to any discipline, we will structurally focus the examples.
This session is full, but an alternate time is now available.
This session is full, but an alternate time is now available.
Key Learnings
- Learn how to create basic families in Revit Structure
- Learn how to utilize formulas in families
- Learn how to edit families in Revit Structure
- Discover the basics of the Family Editor from a structural perspective
Speaker
- DMDesiree MackeyDesirée Mackey has been in the AEC industry since the1990s. She holds a bachelor's degree from University of California, Davis and a master's degree from Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Desiree has worked in construction and as a structural engineer, and has lead design technology departments. Desirée is a regular speaker at many conferences, she co-founded the Rocky Mountain Building Information Society, was Chair of the Structural Engineers Association of Colorado's BIM Committee, served as an AUGI board member, Treasurer, and Vice President, serves on the AU Advisory Council, and is Chairman of the BILT Americas Committee.