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Autodesk Revit: Family Creation for Structure Training

Revit 2021 Commercial New Single-user ELD Annual Subscription

Autodesk Revit: Family Creation for Structure Training

In this course on Autodesk Revit, you will be taught how to create custom walls and floor types, component family’s based on a parametric framework, family geometry and type creation and modification and specialised structural families such as gusset, plates, built-up columns, tapered concrete columns, truss’ and tapered moment frames.

Course Length: 1 Day

Prerequisites: Experience in Autodesk Revit fundamentals

Training Guide Contents

Chapter 1: Custom System Families

  • Creating Wall, and Floor Types
  • Vertically Compound Walls
  • Stacked and Embedded Walls

Chapter 2: Component Family Concepts 

  • Creating Component Families
  • Creating the Parametric Framework
  • Creating Family Elements
  • Creating Family Types

Chapter 3: Advanced Family Techniques

  • Additional Tools for Families
  • Visibility Display Settings

Chapter 4: Additional Family Types 

  • Creating 2D Families
  • Creating Line-based Families
  • Creating In-Place Families
  • Working with Shared Parameters

Chapter 5: Creating Structural Specific Families 

  • Parametric Gusset Plate
  • In-Place Column Stiffeners
  • In-Place Slab Depression
  • Built-Up Column
  • Tapered Concrete Column
  • Truss Family
  • Precast Hollow Core Slab
  • Tapered Moment Frame

Appendix B: Autodesk Revit Certification Exam Objectives

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Autodesk Revit: Family Creation for MEP Training

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Autodesk Revit: Family Creation for MEP Training

With a focus on creating MEP system families in Autodesk Revit, this course will teach you familiy creation concepts and how to create and edit MEP system families such as plumbing, lighting, data device and pipe fitting flange.

Course Length: 1 Day

Prerequisites: Experience in Autodesk Revit MEP fundamentals.

Training Guide Contents

Introduction to Revit Families

Chapter 3: Custom System Families

  • 4 Creating MEP System Families

Chapter 4: Component Family Concepts 

  • 1 Creating Component Families
  • 2 Creating the Parametric Framework
  • 3 Creating Family Elements
  • 4 Creating Family Types

Chapter 5: Advanced Family Techniques

  • 1 Additional Tools for Families
  • 2 Visibility Display Settings

Chapter 6: Additional Family Types 

  • 1 Creating 2D Families
  • 2 Creating Line-based Families
  • 3 Creating In-Place Families
  • 4 Working with Shared Parameters

Chapter 8: Creating MEP Specific Families

  • Upgrade an Architectural Plumbing Fixture to MEP
  • Upgrade an Architectural Lighting Fixture to MEP
  • Create a Data Device with Annotation Parameters
  • Create a Pipe Fitting Flange (Advanced)

Appendix B: Autodesk Revit Certification Exam Objectives

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Autodesk Revit: Family Creation for MEP Training

Suited for Civil Engineers and Surveyors, the Civil 3D Fundamentals training course will teach you how to organise your projects, create, edit, analyse and work with points, surfaces, corridors (roads), parcel layouts, grading, volume calculation and layout pipe networks.

Course Length: 4 Days

Training Guide Contents

Chapter 1: Introduction to Autodesk Fabrication CADmep

  • Support Resources for Fabrication CADmep
  • Overview of Fabrication Products
  • BIM and Fabrication
  • Overview of the MEP Fabrication Industry
  • Definitions

Chapter 2: Deployment

  • Installing Fabrication CADmep
  • Check for and Install Latest Service Packs
  • Setting up a Shared Database and File Structure
  • Migrating an Older Database
  • Configuring User Names and Permissions

Chapter 3: User Interface

  • The Service Pallet
  • Create a New Section
  • The CADmep Toolbar
  • Right-Click Shortcut Menus

Chapter 4: Sections

  • Sections
  • Create a New Section
  • Make a Section Current
  • Understanding How Sections Control Hanger Rod Lengths

Chapter 5: Drawing with the Attacher

  • Setting the Systems and Service and setting the Section
  • Placing Items from the Service Pallet
  • Understanding the Attacher Arrow
  • Modifying Placed Items
  • Rotating Items about the Attacher Arrow
  • Using Fix Relative
  • Placing an Item using Fix Relative
  • Placing an Item by Rotating the Attacher Arrow
  • Using Takeoff as Cut-In
  • Using Drop Into Fall
  • Fill Between 2 Ends
  • Fill with Flex
  • Polyline 3D Fill
  • Match Object Properties
  • Configuring the Multiple Item Properties Command
  • Using the Multiple Item Properties Command
  • Carry Over Options Settings
  • Filter Selection

Chapter 6: Drawing with Design Line

  • Set the Design Line Entry Method for Services
  • Fabrication CADmep Design Tools: The Design Line Toolbar
  • The Design Line Takeoff Menu
  • Using Design Line for an HVAC System
  • Understanding How Design Line Works
  • Stretching a Design Line
  • Using Design Line for a Plumbing System
  • Selecting and Activating Design Lines
  • The RevDesign Command

 

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Chapter 7: Clash Detection

  • RunTime Collision Detection
  • Using the Collision Detection Viewer
  • Design Line Collision Checks
  • Using the DETECT Command

Chapter 8: Importing Revit Content into CADmep

  • Exporting Revit Elements
  • Import into CADmep

Chapter 9: Drawing Annotation

  • Drawing Annotation Settings and Toolbar
  • Understanding the Text Utilities Commands
  • Item Number Tag Leaders

Chapter 10: Reporting

  • The ADDREPORT Command
  • Item Reports and Item Report Builder
  • Printing Item Report With and Without Previews
  • Worksheets and Item Worksheet Builder
  • Printing Worksheets With and Without Previews

Chapter 11: Sectional Views

  • Create a Sectional View

Chapter 12: Point Data

  • Exporting Point Data
  • Viewing Point Data
  • Updating the Model with Modified Point Data
  • Exporting Point Data to Excel

Chapter 13: Spooling

  • Define a Pipe Spool
  • Create a Spool Drawing
  • Understand Spool Colors

Chapter 14: Exporting to ESTMEP AND CAMDUCT

  • Re-numbering Fabrication CADmep Items
  • Exporting to Fabrication CAMduct

Chapter 15: Fabrication CADmep Customization

  • Edit a Configuration
  • Service Setup
  • The Hanger Command
  • Sub Assembly
  • Item Creation
  • Convert 3D Model

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Autodesk Revit: Family Creation for Architecture Training

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Autodesk Revit: Family Creation for Architecture Training

In this training course, you will learn how to create architectural families in Autodesk Revit such as custom wall, roof and floors, parametric component families, family geometry and family types like doors, windows, railings, cornice, copings and in-place families.

Course Length: 1 Day

Prerequisites: Experience in Autodesk Revit fundamentals.

Training Guide Contents

Chapter 3: Custom System Families

  • 1 Creating Wall, Roof, Floor, and Ceiling Types
  • 2 Vertically Compound Walls
  • 3 Stacked and Embedded Walls

Chapter 4: Component Family Concepts 

  • 1 Creating Component Families
  • 2 Creating the Parametric Framework
  • 3 Creating Family Elements
  • 4 Creating Family Types

Chapter 5: Advanced Family Techniques

  • 1 Additional Tools for Families
  • 2 Visibility Display Settings

Chapter 6: Additional Family Types 

  • 1 Creating 2D Families
  • 2 Creating Line-based Families
  • 3 Creating In-Place Families
  • 4 Working with Shared Parameters

Chapter 7: Creating Architectural Specific Families

  • 1 Creating Custom Doors and Windows
  • 2 Creating Angled Cornices and Copings
  • 3 Creating Custom Railings

Appendix B: Autodesk Revit Certification Exam Objectives

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Autodesk Revit BIM Management: Template and Schedule Creation Training

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Autodesk Revit BIM Management: Template and Schedule Creation Training

This Revit training course is based on CAD management techniques, setting up project templates, sheets and schedules.

Course Length: 1 Day

Prerequisites: Experience with Revit fundamentals.

Training Guide Contents

Chapter 1: Creating Custom Templates 

  • 1 Preparing Project Templates
  • 2 Customizing Annotation Types
  • 3 Creating Title Blocks
  • 4 Setting Up View Filters
  • 5 Adding View Templates

Chapter 2: Creating Schedules 

  • 1 Introduction to Schedules
  • 2 Creating Building Component Schedules
  • 3 Modifying Schedule Appearance
  • 4 Additional Schedule Types
  • 5 Advanced Schedule Options
  • 6 Working with Project Parameters

Appendix A: Additional Management Tools

  • 1 General Settings
  • 2 Creating Object Styles
  • 3 Creating Fill Patterns
  • 4 Creating Materials
  • 8 Additional Schedule Types
  • 9 Basic User Interface Customization

Appendix B: Autodesk Revit Certification Exam Objectives

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Autodesk Inventor: Working with 3D Annotations & Model-Based Definition Training

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Autodesk Inventor: Working with 3D Annotations & Model-Based Definition Training

Working with 3D annotations training shows Inventor Professional users how to annotate in 3D parts and assemblies, apply dimensions, tolerances, text, parameters and export 3D PDF’s in a model based definition workflow.

Course Length: 1 Day

Prerequisites: Autodesk Inventor introduction to solid modelling or equivalent.

Training Guide Contents

Chapter 1: 3D Annotations in Autodesk Inventor

  • 1 Introduction to Annotations
  • 2 General MBD Overview
  • 3 The Annotate Interface
  • 4 Active Standard

Chapter 2: 3D Annotations

  • 1 Introduction
  • 2 Dimensional Annotations
  • 3 Hole/Thread Note Annotations
  • 4 Surface Texture Annotations
  • 5 Text-Based Annotations

Chapter 3: Geometric Annotations

  • 1 Introduction
  • 2 Tolerance Features
  • 3 Datum Reference Frames
  • 4 Tolerance Advisor
  • 5 General Profile Note

Chapter 4: Sharing 3D Annotations

  • 1 Displaying 3D Annotations
  • 2 Exporting 3D Annotations
  • 3 3D Annotations in Drawings

Appendix A: Additional Practices

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Autodesk Inventor Professional: The Power of the Design Accelerator Training

Autodesk Inventor Professional: The Power of the Design Accelerator Training

Autodesk Inventor Professional: The Power of the Design Accelerator Training

This training course focuses on Autodesk Inventor Professional’s Design Accelerator module teaching you how to use the Design Accelerator to do calculations of gears, splines, springs, O-rings, chains, belts, etc.

Course Length: 1 Day

Prerequisites: Autodesk Inventor introduction to solid modelling or equivalent.

Training Guide Contents

  • Use the tools that are available with the Design Accelerators such as spur gear generators, spline connection generators and shaft generators.
  • Navigate the calculation pages for each tool and determine if the settings will meet design compliance.
  • Use Frame Generator to build structures.
  • Run a frame analysis to determine if the frame will work.
  • Edit any design accelerator component to change calculation information to verify if the design is still satisfactory.

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Autodesk Inventor: Customising the Content Center Training

Autodesk Inventor Professional: The Power of the Design Accelerator Training

Autodesk Inventor: Customising the Content Center Training

This training course is focused on customising the content centre library and materials in Autodesk Inventor Professional.

Course Length: 1 Day

Prerequisites: Autodesk Inventor introduction to solid modelling or equivalent.

Training Guide Contents

Chapter 1 – Introduction

  • Go over what content centre is, and how to use it
  • Show the purpose
  • Show the different standards
  • Show how many different predefined families exist by default

Chapter 2 – Creating a Library

  • Creating a Read-Write Library in a Project
  • Understand how to create a company specific read-write library to copy or publish files to.
  • Utilize project settings for adding/removing libraries when needed for custom library population

Chapter 3 – Content Centre Editor

  • Using Content Centre Editor o Utilize the Content Centre Editor to review different libraries and how to copy families from one library to another.
  • Understand the difference between linking vs. independent families
  • Become familiar with family tables and how to manipulate and add column properties to build specific descriptions and map them to specific properties.

Chapter 4 – Material Guide

  • Using the Material Guide
  • Understand how to use the material guide to create new families from a different family and change the material of the new family at the same time.
  • Identify that new materials can also be added or removed from an existing family using the material guide

Chapter 5 – Publishing Parts

  • How to publish custom parts o Show how to publish a single part into a family
  • Show how to set up an ipart and publish the ipart to create a database family

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Autodesk Inventor: Advanced Part Modeling Training

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Autodesk Inventor: Advanced PART ModelLing Training

Based on part and multi-body part modelling, this course covers advanced and productivity topics such as solid modelling, b-rep surfacing, freeform T-Spline NURBS, 3D sketching, iParts, generative design and more.

Course Length: 16 hours – 4 x 4 Hour Sessions

Prerequisites: Autodesk Inventor introduction to solid modelling or equivalent.

Training Guide Contents

Chapter 1: Tips & Tools

  • Design Philosophies
  • Sketching Tips
  • Display Options
  • Appearances

Chapter 2: Sketching Tools

  • Splines
  • 3D Sketches

Chapter 3: Multi-Body Part Modelling

  • Multi-Body Part Modelling

Chapter 4: Advanced Work Features

  • Grounded Work Points
  • User Coordinate Systems

Chapter 5: Advanced Lofts, Sweeps, and Coils

  • Area Lofts
  • Advanced Sweeps
  • Coils

Chapter 6: Analysing a Model

  • Analysis Types
  • Analysis Procedures

Chapter 7: Generative Shape Design

  • Shape Generator

Chapter 8: Introduction to Surfacing

  • Introduction to Surfaces
  • Basic Surfaces
  • Patch Surfaces ▪ 
  • Ruled Surfaces
  • Stitch Surfaces
  • Sculpting with Surfaces
  • Thickening & Offsetting a Surface
  • Surfaces in Drawing Views

 Chapter 9: Additional Surfacing Options

  • Extend and Trim Surfaces
  • Replace Face with a Surface
  • Delete Faces
  • Copy Surfaces

Chapter 10: Copying Between Parts (iFeatures)

  • Creating iFeatures
  • Inserting iFeatures
  • iFeatures vs. Copy Feature
  • Table-Driven iFeatures
  • Editing iFeatures

Chapter 11: iParts

  • iPart Creation
  • iPart Placement
  • Editing an iPart Factory
  • Creating iFeatures from a Table-Driven iPart
  • Tables for Factory Members

Chapter 12: Importing & Editing CAD Data

  • Importing CAD Data (AnyCAD)
  • Exporting Geometry
  • Editing the Base Solid
  • Direct Edit
  • Attaching Point Cloud Data

Chapter 13: Working with Imported Surfaces

  • Importing Surfaces
  • Repairing Imported Surfaces

Chapter 14: Working with AutoCAD Data

  • Opening AutoCAD Files
  • DWG File Underlays

Chapter 15: Introduction to Freeform Modelling

  • Creating Freeform Geometry
  • Editing Freeform Geometry

Appendix A: Creating Emboss and Decal Features

  • Emboss Features
  • Decal Features

Appendix B: Custom Sketched Symbols

  • Create Sketched Symbols
  • Place Sketched Symbols
  • AutoCAD Blocks

Appendix C: CAD Management

  • Title Block and Border Customization
  • Style Library Manager

Appendix D: Engineer’s Notebook

  • Engineer’s Notebook
  • Notes

Appendix E: Autodesk Inventor Certification Exam Objectives

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Autodesk Inventor: Advanced Assembly Modeling Training

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Autodesk Inventor: Advanced Assembly Modeling Training

Based on assembly and multi-body part modelling, this course covers advanced and productivity topics such as constraints, iMates, iAssemblies, top-down design methodology, design accelerator, weldments and more.

Course Length: 24 Hours – 6 x 4 Hour Sessions

Training Guide Contents

Chapter 1: Working Effectively with Assemblies

  • General Assembly Tips
  • Relationship Tips
  • Motion Constraints
  • Transitional Constraints

Chapter 2: Introduction to Top-Down Design

  • Top-Down Design Process
  • Top-Down Design Tools

Chapter 3: Derived Components

  • Derived Components
  • Modify Derived Components

Chapter 4: Multi-Body Part Modelling

  • Multi-Body Part Modelling

Chapter 5: Layout Design

  • Layout Design

Chapter 6: Associative Links and Adaptive Parts

  • Associative Links
  • Adaptive Assembly Parts

Chapter 7: iMates

  • iMates

Chapter 8: Positional Representations

  • Introduction to Positional Representations
  • Create and Edit Positional Representations
  • Use Positional Representations

Chapter 9: Model Simplification

  • Shrinkwrap
  • Assembly Simplification

Chapter 10: Level of Detail Representations

  • Level of Detail Representations
  • System-Defined Level of Detail Representations
  • User-Defined Level of Detail Representations
  • Using Level of Detail Representations
  • Substitute Level of Detail Representations
  • LOD Productivity Tools

Chapter 11: Design Accelerator

  • Design Accelerator
  • Generators
  • Calculators
  • Engineer’s Handbook

Chapter 12: Advanced File Management

  • Design Assistant
  • Pack and Go
  • Purging Old Files

Chapter 13: Inventor Studio

  • Rendering
  • Animation
  • Video Producer
  • Creating a Standard Room

Chapter 14: iAssemblies

  • Introduction
  • Create Basic iAssemblies
  • Create Multi-Level iAssemblies
  • Create iAssemblies Using Existing Assemblies
  • Place iAssemblies
  • Edit iAssemblies

Chapter 15: Frame Generator

  • Frame Generator
  • Structural Shape Author

Chapter 16: Assembly Duplication Options

  • Pattern Components
  • Mirror Components
  • Copy Components

Chapter 17: Working with Weldments

  • Working with Weldments
  • Fillet Welds
  • Cosmetic Welds
  • Groove Welds

Appendix A: Working with Spreadsheets and Parameters

  • Spreadsheet-Driven Parameters
  • Custom Parameters
  • Custom Parameter Formatting and Expressions

Appendix B: Autodesk Inventor Certification Exam Objectives

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Autodesk Inventor Professional: Simulation Training

Autodesk Inventor Professional: The Power of the Design Accelerator Training

Autodesk Inventor Professional: Simulation Training

Teaching you simulation fundamentals for Autodesk Inventor Professional parts and assemblies, such as stress analysis, optimisation, frame, bolts, modal and dynamic simulation studies.

Course Length: 2 Days

Prerequisites: Autodesk Inventor Introduction to Solid Modelling or equivalent.

Training Guide Contents

  • Cyclic Symmetry Analysis
  • Assembly Optimization
  • Bolted Connections
  • Weldment Analysis
  • Assembly Analysis with built-in welds
  • Wind Load Analysis
  • Fabrication Analysis
  • Sheet Metal Analysis
  • Motion Load Transfer Analysis
  • Multiple Motion Load Transfer
  • Modal Analysis
  • Frame Analysis Environment
  • Frame Analysis Using Content Centre Structures
  • Frame Analysis Using Frame Generator Structures
  • Dynamic Simulation Joints
  • Dynamic Simulation Environmental Constraints
  • Analysing Dynamic Simulation Results

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AutoCAD Advanced Training Course

Autodesk AutoCAD including specialized toolsets. AutoCAD Training 3D Drawing Course. AutoCAD Advanced Training Course. AutoCAD Training Beyond the Basics. AutoCAD Training Customisation and CAD Management. AutoCAD Training Essentials Course. AutoCAD essentials training course, AutoCAD essential course

Building on the AutoCAD Fundamentals course, AutoCAD Advanced training goes into advanced topics such as objects, tables, attributes, publishing, sheets sets, layers and productivity tools and customisation of the interface and using macros and LISP routines.

Course Length: 3 Days

Prerequisites: Working knowledge of AutoCAD.

Training Guide Contents

Chapter 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Advanced Text Objects

  • 1 Annotation Scale Overview
  • 2 Using Fields
  • 3 Controlling the Draw Order

Chapter 3: Working with Tables

  • 1 Working with Linked Tables
  • 2 Creating Table Styles

Chapter 4: Projects – Advanced Annotation

Chapter 5: Dynamic Blocks

  • 1 Working with Dynamic Blocks
  • 2 Creating Dynamic Block Definitions
  • 3 Dynamic Block Authoring Tools
  • 4 Additional Visibility Options

Chapter 6: Attributes

  • 1 Inserting Blocks with Attributes
  • 2 Editing Attribute Values
  • 3 Defining Attributes
  • 4 Redefining Blocks with Attributes
  • 5 Extracting Attributes

Chapter 7: Projects – Advanced Blocks and Attributes

Chapter 8: Output and Publishing

  • 1 Output for Electronic Review
  • 2 Autodesk Design Review
  • 3 Publishing Drawing Sets
  • 4 Shared Views

Chapter 9: Other Tools for Collaboration

  • 1 eTransmit
  • 2 Hyperlinks
  • 3 Compare Drawings

Chapter 10: Cloud Collaboration and 2D Automation

  • 1 Connecting to the Cloud
  • 2 Save to Web and Mobile
  • 3 Rendering in the Cloud
  • 4 Attach Navisworks Files

Chapter 11: Introduction to Sheet Sets

  • 1 Overview of Sheet Sets
  • 2 Creating Sheet Sets
  • 3 Creating Sheets in Sheet Sets
  • 4 Adding Views to Sheets
  • 5 Importing Layouts to Sheet Sets

Chapter 12: Publishing and Customizing Sheet Sets

  • 1 Transmitting and Archiving Sheet Sets
  • 2 Publishing Sheet Sets
  • 3 Customizing Sheet Sets
  • 4 Custom Blocks for Sheet Sets

Chapter 13: Projects – Sheet Sets

Chapter 14: Managing Layers

  • 1 Working in the Layer Properties Manager
  • 2 Creating Layer Filters
  • 3 Setting Layer States

Chapter 15: CAD Standards

  • 1 CAD Standards Concepts
  • 2 Configuring Standards
  • 3 Checking Standards
  • 4 Layer Translator Chapter 16: System Setup
  • 1 Options Dialog Box
  • 2 System Variables
  • 3 Dynamic Input Settings
  • 4 Drawing Utilities
  • 5 Managing Plotters
  • 6 Plot Styles

Chapter 17: Introduction to Customization

  • 1 Why Customize?
  • 2 Creating a Custom Workspace

Chapter 18: Customizing the User Interface

  • 1 Using the Customize User Interface (CUI) Dialog Box
  • 2 Customizing the Ribbon
  • 3 Customizing the Quick Access Toolbar
  • 4 Customizing Menus
  • 5 Keyboard Shortcuts

Chapter 19: Macros and Custom Routines

  • 1 Custom Commands and Macros
  • 2 Running Scripts
  • 3 Action Recorder
  • 4 Editing Action Macros
  • 5 Loading Custom Routines

Appendix A: Skills Assessment

Appendix B: AutoCAD Certification Exam Objectives

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