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The Instructor Tools for this training guide are delivered in a downloadable PDF document and contain answers to questions throughout the guide, timing suggestions for delivering the course, and instructor presentation files that complement the guide.

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Modify the elements that were split, as required. Page 35 of 46 Autodesk Revit Structure Fundamentals The Delete Inner Segment option is used when you select two split points along a linear element. When the option is selected, the segment between the two split points is automatically removed. An additional option, Split with Gap , splits the linear element at the point you select as shown in Figure , but also creates a Joint Gap specified in the Options Bar.

Note This command is typically used with structural precast slabs. When selecting elements to trim, click the part of the element that you want to keep.

The opposite part of the line is then trimmed. Select the first linear element on the side you want to keep. Select the second linear element on the side you want to keep, as shown in Figure Select the cutting or boundary edge. Select the linear element to be trimmed or extended, as shown in Figure Select the linear elements that you want to trim or extend by selecting one at a time, or by using a crossing window, as shown in Figure For trimming, select the side you want to keep.

You can click in an empty space to clear the selection and select another cutting edge or boundary. Figure Offsetting Elements The Offset command is an easy way of creating parallel copies of linear elements at a specified distance, as shown in Figure Walls, beams, braces, and lines are among the elements that can be offset.

If you offset a wall that has a door or window embedded in it, the elements are copied with the offset wall. Page 37 of 46 Autodesk Revit Structure Fundamentals Figure The offset distance can be set by typing the distance Numerical method shown in Figure or by selecting points on the screen Graphical method. If this option is not selected, the Offset command moves the element the set offset distance. In the Options Bar, select the Numerical option.

In the Options Bar, type the required distance in the Offset field. Move the cursor over the element you want to offset. A dashed line previews the offset location. Move the cursor to flip the sides, as required. Click to create the offset. Repeat Steps 4 and 5 to offset other elements by the same distance, or to change the distance for another offset.

With the Numerical option, you can select multiple connected linear elements for offsetting. Hover the cursor over an element and press until the other related elements are highlighted.

Select the element to offset all of the elements at the same time. Start the Offset command. In the Options Bar, select Graphical. Select the linear element to offset. Select two points that define the distance of the offset and which side to apply it. You can type an override in the temporary dimension for the second point. Page 38 of 46 Autodesk Revit Structure Fundamentals Most linear elements connected at a corner automatically trim or extend to meet at the offset distance, as shown in Figure Note Estimated time for completion: 10 minutes In this practice you will use Split and Trim to clean up existing walls in a project.

You will then offset the entire foundation from the centerline, as shown in Figure , where it can support an architectural brick facade. Figure Task 1: Split and trim elements 1.

Open the project Practice-Model-Modify-M. Select the horizontal foundation wall on Grid line A. Page 39 of 46 Autodesk Revit Structure Fundamentals 3. Select the intersection of the reference plane and the foundation wall along Student Guide A as shown in Figure Select the horizontal wall as shown in Figure Remember to select the side of the wall that you want to keep. Select the curved wall. The walls are trimmed as shown in Figure If the Reset analytical model warning opens, close it. Repeat the process on the other end.

Hover the cursor over one of the foundation walls but do not select the wall. The blue alignment line should display on the inside of the wall but outside of the student guide line. All of the foundation walls are selected as shown in Figure Once all of the walls are highlighted and the blue alignment line displays on the outside of the grid line, select a point. The foundation is offset from the grid line as shown in Figure Press to finish the command.

Save and close the model. What is the purpose of an alignment line? Displays when the new element you are placing or modeling is aligned with the grid system.

Page 41 of 46 Autodesk Revit Structure Fundamentals b. Indicates that the new element you are placing or modeling is aligned with an existing object.

Displays when the new element you are placing or modeling is aligned with a selected tracking point. Indicates that the new element is aligned with true north rather than project north. When you are modeling not editing a linear element, how do you edit the temporary dimension, as that shown in Figure ?

Select the temporary dimension and enter a new value. Type a new value and press. How do you select all structural column types, but no other elements in a view?

In the Project Browser, select the Structural Column category. Select all of the objects in the view and use d. Select one structural column, and click Filter to clear the other categories. Select Multiple in the ribbon. What are the two methods for starting Move or Copy? Start the command first and then select the objects, or select the objects and then start the command. Start the command from the Modify tab, or select the object and then select Move or Copy from the shortcut menu.

Start the command from the Modify tab, or select the objects and select Auto-Move. Where do you change the wall type for a selected wall, as shown in Figure ? Select the dynamic control next to the selected wall and select a new type in the drop-down list.

In Properties, select a new type in the Type Selector drop-down list. Both Rotate and Array with Radial have a center of rotation that defaults to the center of the element or group of elements you have selected. How do you move the center of rotation to another point as shown in Figure ? Select the center of rotation and drag it to a new location. In the Options Bar, click Place and select the new point.

Which command would you use to remove part of a wall? Split Element b. Wall Joins c. Cut Geometry d. Demolish 8. Which of the following are ways in which you can create additional parallel walls, as shown in Figure ? Select an existing wall, right-click and select Create Offset. Use the Offset tool in the Modify tab. Page 43 of 46 Autodesk Revit Structure Fundamentals c. Select an existing wall, hold and drag the wall to a new location. Use the Wall tool and set an offset in the Options Bar.

Which command do you use if you want two walls that are not touching to come together, as shown in Figure ? Edit Wall Joins b. Join Geometry d. Link Revit models into the project so that you can design the structural project.

Add levels to define floor to floor heights and other vertical references. Copy and monitor elements from linked Revit models so that you know when changes have been made. Run Coordination Reviews to identify changes between the current project and any linked models. In addition, many renovation projects start with existing 2D drawings.

Instead of redrawing from scratch, link or import the CAD file as shown in Figure and trace over it in the Autodesk Revit software. DWG and. DXF, Microstation. SAT, and Sketchup. SKP files. Figure Linking vs. Importing Linked files: Become part of the project, but are still connected to the original file. Use them if you expect the original file to change.

The link is automatically updated when you open the project. Imported files: Become part of the project and are not connected to the original file. Use them if you know that the original file is not going to change. Open the view into which you want to link or import the file. For a 2D file, this should be a 2D view.

For a 3D file, open a 3D view. Select a file format in the Files of Type drop-down list to limit the files that are displayed. Set the other options as outlined below. This is especially useful if you are working with a 2D floor plan that you only need to have in one view.

Colors Specify the color settings. Typical Autodesk Revit projects are mainly black and white. However, other software frequently uses color. You can Invert the original colors, Preserve them, or change everything to Black and White.

Layers are in. DWG files, while levels are in. DGN files. Import units Select the units of the original file, as required. Auto-Detect works in most cases.

It is selected by default. The default position is Auto-Origin to Origin. If linking the file, Auto-By Shared Coordinates is also available.

Place at Select a level in which to place the imported file. If you selected Current view only, this option is grayed out. When a file is positioned Auto-Origin to Origin, it is pinned in place and cannot be moved. To move the file, click on the pin to unpin it, as shown in Figure Figure Setting an Imported or Linked File to Halftone To see the difference between new elements and the linked or imported file, you can set the file to Halftone, as shown in Figure Select the imported file.

Figure 4. DWG file as the base floor plan for a project, move elevation markers in the current project to match the footprint of the building, and modify the visibility graphics of the linked file so that it displays in halftone, as shown in Figure In the Application Menu, click New. In the New Project dialog box, click Browse…. Click Open, and then click OK. If you do not have this version, the template has been provided in the practice files folder.

The default structural template automatically opens in Level 2. Set or verify the options as follows: Select Current view only. Zoom to the extents of the view. Hint: Type ZE or double-click on the mouse wheel. Move the Building Elevation markers so that they are on the outside of the imported file as shown in Figure Select both parts of the elevation markers. Page 7 of 34 Autodesk Revit Structure Fundamentals Click away from the linked file to release the selection.

In the Quick Access Toolbar click view. No linked file displays because you linked it only into the Level 1 Return to the Structural Plans: Level 1 view. When the model is linked into the structural project, it only displays structural related elements by default, such as floors, columns, and walls. An example is shown in Figure Note A linked model automatically updates when the original file is changed.

Architectural, structural, and MEP models created in the Autodesk Revit software can be linked to each other as long as they are from the same release cycle. When you use linked models, clashes between disciplines can be detected and information can be passed between disciplines. Hint: Views and Disciplines When using a structural template, most of the views are set to display only structural elements.

To display the architectural information or that of another discipline in Properties, change the Discipline of the view. Before opening the file, set the Positioning, as shown in Figure Depending on how you decide to position the file, it is automatically placed in the project or you can manually place it with the cursor. As the links are loading, do not click on the screen or click any buttons.

The more links present in a project, the longer it takes to load. Hint: Preventing Linked Model from being moved Once a linked model is in the correct location, you can lock it in place to ensure that it does not get moved by mistake, or prevent the linked model from being selected. To toggle off the ability to select links, in the Status Bar, click Select Links. Select Pinned Elements. Select Links.

Right-click on it and select the option as shown in Figure Page 9 of 34 Autodesk Revit Structure Fundamentals Figure Multiple Copies of Linked Models Copied instances of a linked model are typically used when creating a master project with the same building placed in multiple locations, such as a university campus with six identical student residence halls.

Linked models can be moved, copied, rotated, arrayed, and mirrored. There is only one linked model, and any copies are additional instances of the link. Copies are numbered automatically. You can change their names in Properties when the instance is selected. Figure Managing Links The Manage Links dialog box shown in Figure enables you to reload, unload, add, and remove links, and also provides access to set other options. Note Reload is also available in the Project Browser.

Expand the Revit Links node. Right-click on the Revit Link and select Reload or Reload From… Figure The options available in the Manage Links dialog box include the following: Reload From: Opens the Add Link dialog box, which enables you to select the file you want to reload. Use this if the linked file location or name has changed. Unload: Unloads the file so that it the link is kept, but the file is not displayed or calculated in the project. Use Reload to restore it. Remove: Deletes the link from the file.

Links can be nested into one another. How a link responds when the host project is linked into another project depends on the option in the Reference Type column: Overlay: The nested linked model is not referenced in the new host project. Attach: The nested linked model displays in the new host project. The option in the Path Type column controls how the location of the link is remembered: Relative Searches the root folder of the current project.

If the file is moved, the software still searches for it. Absolute Searches only the folder where the file was originally saved. If the original file is moved, the software is not able to find it. Other options control how the linked file interfaces with Worksets and Shared Positioning. This can help you clean up the view, or assign a view to build on. Figure The Display Settings include: By host view: The display of the Revit link is based on the view properties of the current view in the host model.

By linked view: The appearance of the Revit link is based on the view properties of the selected linked view and ignores the view properties of the current view.

Custom: You can override all of the graphical elements. Link an architectural model into a structural project. Page 11 of 34 Autodesk Revit Structure Fundamentals Note Estimated time for completion: 5 minutes In this practice you will link an architectural model created in Autodesk Revit into a new structural project and pin the linked model into place.

You will then change view properties to a coordination view that shows both the structural and architectural features, as shown in Figure Figure Task 1: Link an architectural model into a structural project 1.

Start a new project based on the Structural Analysis-DefaultMetric. The file automatically opens in the Structural Plans: Level 2 view. Select the linked model in the view only gridlines display. Page 12 of 34 Autodesk Revit Structure Fundamentals 5. This will ensure that the linked model will not be accidentally 6. Adjust the Building Elevation markers so that they are around the link, as shown in Figure Note Only the grids are currently displayed because the view is set to display structural elements only.

Zoom to fit the view Hint: Type ZF. Ensure that you do not have anything selected so that the Structural Plan Properties of the new view are displayed. In Properties, change the Discipline to Coordination, as shown in Figure Click Apply. The architectural walls now display.

Save the project in your practice files folder as Syracuse Suites-. The default structural template includes two levels, but you can define as many levels in a project as required. They can go down for basements as well as up. Note Floor levels are frequently set by the architect and need to be copied and monitored into the structural model. You can also draw levels directly in a project, as required.

You must be in an elevation or section view to define levels. Once you constrain an element to a level it moves with the level when the level is changed. Figure How To: Create Levels 1. Open an elevation or section view 2.

In the Type Selector, set the Level Head type if required. You can also click Plan View Types… to select the types of views to create when you place the level.

Pick Lines to select an element using an offset. Be careful when you use Pick Lines that you do not place levels on top of each other or other elements by mistake. Continue adding levels as required. Level names are automatically incremented as you place them so it is helpful to name them in simply i. This also makes it easier to find the view in the Project Browser.

A fast way to create multiple levels is to use the Pick Lines option using an offset. In the Options Bar, specify an Page 14 of 34 Autodesk Revit Structure Fundamentals Offset, select an existing level, and then pick above or below to place the new level, as shown in Figure Note You specify above or below the offset by hovering the mouse on the required side.

Figure When using the Figure Line option, alignments and temporary dimensions help you place the line correctly, as shown in Note You can sketch the level lines from left to right or right to left depending on where you want the bubble.

However, ensure that they are all sketched in the same direction. Figure You can also use Copy to duplicate level lines. The level names are incremented but a plan view is not created. Modifying Levels You can change levels using standard controls and temporary dimensions, as shown in Figure You can also make changes in the Properties palette. Modify the level by dragging its model end at each end of the line enables you to drag the level head to a new location.

Create or remove a length or alignment constraint controls whether the level is locked in alignment with the other levels. If it is locked and the level line is stretched, all of the other level lines stretch as well. If it is unlocked, the level line stretches independent of the other levels.

Click Add Elbow to add a jog to the level line as shown in Figure Drag the shape handles to new locations as required. This is a view-specific change. Page 15 of 34 Autodesk Revit Structure Fundamentals Figure Figure To change the level name or elevation, double-click on the information next to the level head, or select the level and modify the Name or Elevation fields in Properties, as shown in Figure Figure When you rename a Level, an alert box opens, prompting you to rename the corresponding views as shown in Figure Hint: Copying Levels and Grids from other projects Levels and grid lines can be added by drawing over existing levels or grids in an imported or linked CAD file.

Some projects might require both methods. Creating Plan Views By default, when you place a level, plan views for that level are automatically created. If Make Plan View was toggled off when adding the level, or if the level was copied, you can create plan views to match the levels. Note Typically, you do not need to create plan views for levels that specify data, such as the top of a foundation wall or the truss bearing height. Level heads with views are blue and level heads without views are black, as shown in Figure Total number of pages: Total hours: This learning guide also contains discipline-specific practices for families, including: doors, windows, railings, pipe fittings, light fixtures, gusset plates, and built-up columns.

Knowledge of basic techniques is assumed, such as creating standard element, copying and moving elements, and creating and working with views, etc.

 
 

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If the Properties palette and the Project Browser are docked привожу ссылку top of each other, use the appropriate tab to display the required panel. You can Invert the original colors, Preserve them, sructure change everything to Black and White. In the Filter dialog box shown in Figurereview the selected element categories. In the Autodesk revit 2018 structure fundamentals free download Bar, click Filter. Constrain Restricts the movement of the cursor strucure horizontal or vertical, or along the axis of an item that is at an angle. The interface is shown in Figure Note You can change from one Draw tool shape to another in the middle of a command.

 
 

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