Revit: MEP Families

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Eric Wing

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[1] Introduction

[1] Exploring families in Revit.mp4

00:49

[2] Exercise files.mp4

00:16

[2] 1. Basic Families

[1] What is a Revit family.mp4

03:00

[2] Anatomy of a family.mp4

01:49

[3] Family parameters.mp4

02:27

[4] Connectors in families.mp4

01:11

[5] Understanding reference planes.mp4

05:08

[6] Constraining with dimensions.mp4

04:43

[7] Creating parameters.mp4

05:08

[8] Creating extrusions.mp4

06:50

[9] Creating sweeps.mp4

08:52

[10] Creating blends.mp4

06:27

[11] Understanding connectors.mp4

10:50

[3] 2. Electrical Power

[1] Creating an MEP test model.mp4

03:18

[2] Creating a 3D receptacle.mp4

10:42

[3] Adding a receptacle symbol.mp4

07:38

[4] Creating a panel box.mp4

05:14

[5] Creating a power panel.mp4

09:54

[6] Modeling a junction box.mp4

09:02

[7] Creating a basic appliance.mp4

08:01

[8] Adding an annotation to an appliance.mp4

06:37

[9] Creating a transformer switchboard.mp4

12:57

[4] 3. Electrical Lighting

[1] Creating a recessed 2x4 lighting fixture.mp4

09:46

[2] Adding a light source to a fixture.mp4

05:34

[3] Creating a pendant lighting fixture.mp4

09:28

[4] Modeling a wall sconce.mp4

08:18

[5] Creating a light switch.mp4

09:01

[6] Creating a light switch annotation.mp4

04:23

[7] Creating a light fixture for track lighting.mp4

09:37

[8] Modeling an arrayed track light.mp4

12:28

[9] Creating a night light.mp4

05:58

[10] Creating an exit sign annotation.mp4

05:51

[11] Creating a 3D exit sign.mp4

11:41

[5] 4. Mechanical HVAC

[1] Creating a mechanical VAV.mp4

09:42

[2] Adding duct connectors to a VAV.mp4

08:07

[3] Modeling a duct accessory (damper).mp4

11:22

[4] Creating a round to rectangular duct tap (boot).mp4

09:39

[5] Modeling multiple duct runs from one fitting (pants).mp4

11:54

[6] Creating a air terminal (sidwewall diffuser).mp4

12:44

[6] 5. Piping

[1] Creating a pipe accessory.mp4

09:53

[2] Breaking into a pipe with a pipe accessory.mp4

04:31

[3] Creating a pipe accessory annotation.mp4

06:02

[4] Dealing with fittings.mp4

07:27

[5] Creating a pump.mp4

11:30

[6] Adding fittings to a pump.mp4

05:38

[7] Creating a pipe system.mp4

04:07

[7] 6. Annotation Families

[1] Generic annotations.mp4

03:25

[2] Generic tags.mp4

03:08

[3] Creating pipe breaks.mp4

04:22

[4] Modifying space tags.mp4

02:01

[8] Conclusion

[1] Next steps.mp4

00:14

Description

Revit families are an incredible feature, offering libraries of ready-made objects that can be used in CAD drawings or customized to fit any project. Families can also be modeled from scratch and shared with colleagues and clients. In this course, Eric Wing dives into Revit MEP families, a specific family type for mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) design. Eric shows how to model MEP families on a topic-by-topic basis, so you can learn the ins and outs of family creation while modeling exactly what you need for your drawings. He starts by reviewing the basics: parameters, connectors, dimensions, and various family modeling techniques, then investigates specific parts and systems that can be created with Revit families: electrical panels and junction boxes, recessed and track lighting, HVAC systems with ducting and air terminals, and pipe systems. Along the way, he introduces the reference planes, parameters, shapes, and hosting options necessary to build families on your own.

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