Autodesk Revit Essentials 2025 – Beginner To Intermediate

Unlock Revit 2025: Beginner to Intermediate Tools for Architecture and Design

What you'll learn

Learn To Generate 2d Drawings, Including Plans, Sections, And Elevations, Directly From Your 3d Model.

Learn How To Create Revit Families. How To Setup Parametric Relationships Within Your Designs

Learn How To Create Topographical Surfaces And Model Components

Learn Advanced Visualisation Using Twinmotion

Manage Design Alternatives Within A Single Revit File Using Design Option

Learn Revit’s User Interface Including Navigation, Selection And Shortcuts

Requirements

Computer capable of running Autodesk Revit

Autodesk Revit

Description

Autodesk Revit Essentials 2025 –  Beginner to IntermediateWhether you’re completely new to Autodesk’s Revit software or looking to solidify your skills, this course is the perfect starting point.Designed for beginners, the course provides a solid foundation in Revit, covering everything from navigating the interface to mastering essential tools. Best of all, it’s project-based — you’ll gain hands-on experience by working through every aspect of a real-world project.No prior experience with Revit? No problem! Each step is carefully recorded in detailed videos, ensuring you don’t miss a thing. By following along, you’ll develop practical skills and the confidence to tackle your own architectural designs.We’ll begin with installing Revit, followed by an in-depth exploration of the interface, including navigation, snapping, and selection tools. From there, we’ll build on these basics as you progress through the project, learning key workflows and best practices along the way.We’ll start by adding foundations, ensuring your house has a solid base. Next, we’ll move on to walls, where you’ll explore different types of walls, their properties, and how to customize them to suit your design. With the walls in place, we’ll create floors and ceilings, this will include working with levels and using Revit's tools to handle multi-story projects seamlessly.We’ll design stairs, covering straight runs. You’ll also add railings and learn how to customize them to follow a path. Next, we’ll construct the roof, adding fascia, soffits, and gutters.We’ll then install doors and windows, where you’ll learn to insert, customize, and position these elements accurately. After this, you’ll gain insight into family creation, where you’ll build custom window components.To explore alternative solutions, we’ll look into design options, teaching you how to propose and manage multiple design iterations within a single project file.We’ll tackle massing and site tools, where you’ll create the surrounding environment for your model.As your design comes together, we’ll generate room schedules, legends, add dimensions and prepare your project for presentation and documentation. These essential tools will help you automate data, organize your project, and enhance your understanding of Revit’s documentation capabilities ready for precise communication with stakeholders and contractors.To conclude, we’ll take your fully realized project into Twinmotion through direct linking, enabling you to visualize your design in stunning detail. You’ll learn how where to set up realistic lighting, materials and assets culminating in a beautifully rendered scene ready for clients or your portfolio.Topics Covered:Revit Home ScreenOpening FilesQuick Access ToolbarRibbonThe Architecture TabProperties PaletteProject BrowserView Control BarView ScaleDetail Level (Coarse, Medium, Fine)Visual Styles (Wireframe, Hidden Line, Realistic, Consistent Colors)Graphic Display OptionsSun SettingsShadows OffShow Rendering DialogueCrop ViewShow Crop RegionUnlocked 3D ViewSaveOrientation and Lock ViewTemporary Hide/IsolateHide CategoryIsolate ElementIsolate CategoryReset Temporary Hide/IsolateReveal Hidden ElementsTemporary View PropertiesShow Analytical ModelHighlight Displacement SetsReveal ConstraintsStatus BarWorksetsDesign OptionsSelect LinksSelect Underlay ElementsSelect Pinned ElementsSelect Elements by FaceElements on SelectionPanningZoomingLock to SelectionPerspectiveOrthographicOrient to ViewFull Navigation WheelZoom RegionNavigation BarFlySnap IncrementAngular IncrementObject SnapsCycle Through SnapsSingle Click SelectionsRemoving Objects from SelectionWindow SelectionCrossing SelectionTab Key SelectionFilter SelectionSelection Box ToolSelection SetsSelect by IDsSelect by FaceArchitectural TemplateProject InformationProject UnitsProject LocationSaving a Revit FileNaming ConventionBackupsLinking CAD FilesSelect LinksPinningAlignElevation ViewsLevelsAdd ElbowCreate Plan ViewContextual TabAuto-JoinAuto-Join & LockPlacement OptionsWall AssemblyFunctionMaterialCore BoundaryPlacementCentre to CentreWall FoundationsFootingsFloor ArchitecturalPick WallsSplit ElementSketch CeilingAutomatic CeilingRiser HeightTread DepthModifying BoundaryFascia and SoffitProfile CreationAlignment and PlacementGuttersModel in PlaceCreating Custom Revit FamiliesApplying Gutter ProfilesModifying and Loading Family ComponentsParameter ModificationsPipe Alignment AdjustmentsObject Duplication and PlacementRevit FamiliesDoor PlacementDimension EditingType DuplicationRevit Families CreationSweep Tool UsageConstraining GeometryExtrusion ToolCreate and Align Reference PlanesConstrain with Align and Dimension ToolsApply Materials to Window ElementsSill ExtrusionConstrainFamily TypesManipulate Tiled ViewAdd Furniture ComponentsAdjust Component AlignmentDesign OptionsOption SetPrimary OptionSecondary OptionToposolid from SketchModify Sub ElementElevation PointsBuilding PadSeparating RoadwayForming FootpathsSchedulesCrop RegionRoom LegendAligned DimensionsLinear DimensionsAngular DimensionsRadial DimensionsDiameter DimensionsArc Length DimensionsSpot ElevationSpot CoordinateSpot SlopeVisibility/Graphics OverridesDimension and Annotation ToolsSheets SetupGuide GridPrint PreparationDirect Link SynchronizationHow to Export to TwinmotionNavigation ControlsApplying MaterialsScaling and UV AdjustmentsReplacing ModelsImage RenderingSaving ImageBy the end of this course, you’ll not only have a completed house model but also the skills to bring your architectural ideas to life in Revit. Enroll now and start shaping the future of design with Revit!

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Where And How To Get Revit

Lecture 3 Installing Library Files

Lecture 4 Revit Home Screen, Opening Files and the Quick Access Toolbar

Lecture 5 Ribbon, The Architecture tab, Properties Palette, Project Browser

Lecture 6 View Control Bar, and Assigning Shortcuts

Lecture 7 Worksets, Design Options, Select Links, Select Underlay Elements, Select Pinned

Lecture 8 Panning, Zooming, Recentre, Lock to Selection, Perspective, Orthographic

Lecture 9 Snap Increment, Angular Increment, Object Snaps, Cycle Through Snaps

Lecture 10 Single Click selections, Removing Objects from Selection, Window Selection

Section 2: Building Project in Revit

Lecture 11 Architectural Template, Project Information, Project Units, Project Location

Lecture 12 Linking CAD Files, Select Links, Pining, Align

Lecture 13 Elevation Views, Levels, Add Elbow, Create Plan View

Lecture 14 Contextual Tab, Auto-Join, Auto-Join & Lock, Placement Options

Lecture 15 Wall Assembly, Function, Material, Core Boundary, Placement

Lecture 16 Internal Walls - Centre to Centre

Lecture 17 Wall foundations, Footings

Lecture 18 Floor Architectural, Pick Walls, Split Element

Lecture 19 Sketch Ceiling, Automatic Ceiling

Lecture 20 Stairs - Riser Height, Tread Depth, Modifying Boundary

Lecture 21 Roof By Footprint, Trim/Extend To Corner, Edit Footprint

Lecture 22 Fascia And Soffit, Profile Creation, Alignment And Placement

Lecture 23 Gutters, Model In Place, Creating Custom Revit Families, Applying Gutter Profile

Lecture 24 Component, Parameter Modifications, Pipe Alignment Adjustments

Lecture 25 Revit Families, Door Placement, Dimension Editing, Type Duplication

Lecture 26 Revit Families Creation, Sweep Tool Usage, Constraining Geometry

Lecture 27 Extrusion Tool, Create And Align Reference Planes

Lecture 28 Sill Extrusion, Constraining

Lecture 29 Family Types

Lecture 30 Manipulate Tiled View, Add Furniture Components, Adjust Component Alignment

Lecture 31 Design Options, Option Set, Primary Option, Secondary Option

Lecture 32 Toposolid from Sketch, Modify Sub Element, Elevation points

Lecture 33 Separating roadway, driveway and Forming Footpaths

Lecture 34 Schedules, Crop Region, Room Legend

Lecture 35 Aligned Dimensions, Linear dimensions, Angular Dimensions, Radial dimensions

Lecture 36 Visibility/Graphics Overrides, Dimension and Annotation Tools

Lecture 37 Sheets Setup, Guide Grid, View Alignment, Print Preparation

Section 3: Rendering in Twinmotion

Lecture 38 Twinmotion Setup, Direct Link Synchronization, How to Export to Twinmotion, Navi

Lecture 39 Applying Materials, Scaling And UV Adjustments, Replacing Models

Lecture 40 Image Rendering, Camera Adjustments, Saving Image

Beginners to intermediate skill level,Architects, Designers, Landscaper. Designers, Contractors,Students