The Student to Student Revit Guide - Part 9 - Sill Plates and Rim Board

Continuing the Student to Student Revit Guide I would like to respond to a question I recieved from numerous peers.  The question is somewhere along the lines of:

"How do you create a SILL PLATE?!"

Here is my answer:

The Student to Student Revit Guide - Part 9 - Sill Plates and Rim Board

The Student to Student Revit Guide - Part 8 - Wall Detail

That's right... I finally started to hack at the Student to Student Revit Guide.  Due to popular demand and the Revit Classroom Workflow coming to an end I am going to start showing some minor tutorials on the harbor house.

Todays tutorial will show how to modify a wall and allow it to be shown correctly when using an advanced floor system in Revit.

Topics Covered:

• Editing Wall Style
• Modifying the Base of a Wall
• Allow separate components of the wall to be freely manipulated.

Click here to see the video!

Don't forget to check out all of the Student to Student Revit guide series if you have not yet.  Download the CAD file and follow along!

The Student to Student Revit Guide.

I am proud to introduce you to the very first installment of, "The Student to Student Guide to Revit".  Our first project is a house from start to finish.

A buddy of mine has been telling me he would like to see more basic tutorials on the blog.  This spawned the idea of creating a series of tutorials.  What better way to learn Revit than to see a house being created from start to finish?

The house I am using is a house I designed in a design studio BEFORE I knew Revit.  We will call the house "Harbor House".  I have developed a lesson plan for each step of the building process.  Stay tuned and enjoy!  

The topics in the first video are:

- Importing CAD Drawings into Revit

- Setting up text and font

- Tweaking Project Units.

A Student to Student Guide: Harbor House - Part 1 - Importing CAD Drawings into Revit