Beschreibung
Family building in Revit software takes time, planning, and a lot of rules. Creating family templates for consistency and time saving can get things started off on the right foot. Building the bones and setting up the parameters will help set the structure and brains of the family. Families also need some meat on those bones in the manner of what is built. Builders should have a better-developed idea of how to maintain their desired Level of Detail (LOD) without compromising their files’ sizes. They should also be able to identify common scenarios where these skills can be deployed.
Wichtige Erkenntnisse
- Learn how to develop custom Family templates
- Learn about and compare Family parameters and Shared parameters and their usage
- Learn how to identify and maintain a desired level of Level of Detail (LOD)
- Discover workflow practices to speed production, manage data allocation, and categorize common causes of file bloating
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Cody CummingsCody is an industrial designer with over a 10 years experience in 3D modeling and CAD, and most recently in Revit Architecture. His experience spans both consumer and commercial product design, materials engineering, fabrication and commercial kitchen design. He has his Bachelor's degree in Industrial Design from Auburn University.
Donnia Tabor-HansonDonnia has worked extensively in Revit Architecture. She has used CAD for over 38 years, and her experience covers a variety of fields, including architecture; atomic waste removal and containment; civil; log home design; kitchen design, and kitchen equipment Revit families. She has taught college-level courses and has run an Autodesk Authorized Training Center. She has Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Technological and Adult Education from the University of Tennessee. Her associate degree is in Architecture. Volunteering with the Autodesk User Group International, www.augi.com, for over 30 years has kept her in touch with industry changes and advancements. Along with her connections with AUGI, she was allowed to travel with AUGI CAD Camps for many years, speaking at these conferences. Donnia was also Speaker of the Year at Autodesk University 2000. She has worked with the Speaker Mentor program for years, assisting others in preparation for their time to teach. Her latest adventure has been to lead some Autodesk Community Conversations for Revit. She has also been posting on the Autodesk Community Voices Blog. She is an Autodesk Expert Elite.
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