Material Course Introduction
This course presents information that helps users understand, create, manage, and modify materials in Revit projects.
Course Objectives
· The material presented in this course includes:
· Understanding Materials
· Assigning Materials to Elements
· Split Face and Paint Tools
· Working in the Material Browser
· Managing Materials
· Creating New Materials
· Creating a Material Library
· Loading and Unloading Material Libraries
· Controlling Material Properties
· Controlling Material Graphics and Appearance
· Controlling Material Physical and Thermal Assets
· Editing Material Assets
· Working with Material Foreground and Background Patterns
· Controlling Material Appearance Assets
· Duplicating Materials and Assets
Course Prerequisites
To participate in this training course, you should have completed the following course:
· Getting Started in Revit for Architectural Modeling
· Getting Started in Revit for Structural Modeling
· Getting Started in Revit for Mechanical Modeling
· Getting Started in Revit for Electrical Modeling
Course Objectives
The material presented in this course includes:
- Understanding Materials
- Assigning Materials to Elements
- Split Face and Paint Tools
- Working in the Material Browser
- Managing Materials
- Creating New Materials
- Creating a Material Library
- Loading and Unloading Material Libraries
- Controlling Material Properties
- Controlling Material Graphics and Appearance
- Controlling Material Physical and Thermal Assets
- Editing Material Assets
- Working with Material Foreground and Background Patterns
- Controlling Material Appearance Assets
- Duplicating Materials and Assets
Course Prerequisites
To participate in this training course, you should have completed one of the following learning paths:
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Getting Started in Revit for Architectural Modeling
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Getting Started in Revit for Electrical Modeling
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Getting Started in Revit for Mechanical Modeling
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Getting Started in Revit for Structural Modeling
Approximate Duration: 66 Minutes
Tips:
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Turn off your phone, and close your email, text, and social media apps.
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Plug headphones or earbuds to your computer.
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Go Full Screen when watching videos.