Concise explanations, focused examples, step-by-step instructions, and an engaging hands-on tutorial make this Autodesk Official Press guide the perfect way to learn Revit Architecture.Įxpert author Eric Wing, first introduces the interface and Revit conventions and then moves directly into building modeling. It covers each phase of designing, documenting, and presenting a four-story office building, a real-world project you might expect to encounter on the job. This Autodesk Official Press book helps you become proficient with Autodesk's popular building information modeling software using an innovative continuous tutorial. How do I convert the drawing components and dimensions, correctly scaled, to Metric units?ĪutoCAD 2014 has a very easy process, (just watched the Lynda video) but I haven't stumbled across one for Revit (yet!).Learn Revit Architecture with an engaging, real-world continuous step-by-step tutorial The drawing I've opened (that was created using an Imperial Template in the U.S.) opens up as imperial. When I installed Revit Architecture 2014, I chose an Architecture, Metric template. (I want to learn Revit, not get angry at imperial units!)
I could learn, but it just seems pointless for now. I am in the UK and I definitely don't use imperial, I was taught only metric in school (yes - I am part of the next generation) and I just don't want to work in imperial units. I have downloaded a project that is set to Imperial as it was created by a guy in the USA who freely gave it as an aid to help people learn Revit.
I have a feeling, because I'm new and everyone on here is a lot more experienced than myself, that I am asking a question everyone already knows the answer to.
I have been surfing the web in search of the answer and the closest that I have come to is here, however I don't think this specific question has been targeted yet (I could be wrong, I may have not gone far back enough in the threads).
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