Increasing Autodesk Revit Productivity for Bim Pro Rydułtowy

Increasing Autodesk Revit Productivity for BIM Projects takes a hands-on approach to implementing Revit effectively for everyone curious about this new and exciting methodology. Complete with step-by-step explanations of essential concepts and practical examples, this Revit book begins by explaining the principles of productivity in Revit and data management for BIM projects. You'll get to grips with the primary BIM documentation to start a BIM project, including the contract, Exchange Information Requirements (EIR), and BIM Execution Plan (BEP/BXP). Later, you'll create a Revit template, start a Revit project, and explore the core functionalities of Revit to increase productivity. Once you've built the foundation, you'll learn about Revit plugins and use Dynamo for visual programming and Power BI for analyzing BIM information. By the end of this book, you'll have a solid understanding of Revit as construction and design software, how to increase productivity in Revit, and how to apply multiple workflows in your project to manage BIM. Spis treści: Increasing Autodesk Revit Productivity for BIM Projects Contributors About the authors About the reviewer Preface Who this book is for What this book covers To get the most out of this book Download the example files Download the color images Conventions used Get in touch Reviews Section 1: Enhancing Your Productivity in Revit with Data Management and Templates Chapter 1: Introduction to Productivity in Revit What you should know about Revit productivity Computer maintenance Always use the same Revit update release Revits recommended settings File size Family creation Model groups In-place families Arrays Constraints When using a worksharing environment Splash screen Choosing the right tool What is the best workstation for Revit? Desktop or laptop? A fast processor The best graphics card Computer memory (RAM) A fast hard drive Overview of BIM implementation BIM and the Revit training scheme Assessing staff knowledge Identifying the current training process Determining the training obstacles Defining the training budget Identifying in-house experts Establishing a process to measure progress Identifying resources Training customization Summary Chapter 2: Project Data Management Critical data to start a BIM project Appointment or Contract Exchange Information Requirements (EIR) BIM Execution Plan (BEP) BIM Execution Plan (BEP) Pre-contract BIM Execution Plan (BEP) Post-contract Digital data to start a project BIM documentation overview Client documents Project team documents BIM standards and guidance Project functions Appointing Party (Client) Task Team Manager Task Information Manager Information authors Interface managers Information Management AEC UK BIM Protocol Strategic BIM Management Management Coordination Production Modeling/Authoring Asset Management COBie Interview with George Stevenson, Managing Director at ActivePLAN Establishing an Action Plan to start a BIM project Action Plan to manage project data Summary Chapter 3: Revit Template and Standards Technical requirements How to create a Revit template Starting a Revit template General settings Views and sheets Graphic standards Annotation standards Model content Summary Section 2: Setting Up Revit Projects Efficiently and Exploring Core Functionalities Chapter 4: Starting a Revit Project Efficiently Technical requirements Overview of Revit coordinate systems Revit internal origin Challenges of coordinate systems Starting a Revit project and setting up the project coordinates Setting up the Revit project and coordinates Summary Chapter 5: Core Revit Functionalities Understanding schedule management Basic Workflow Advanced Workflow Keynote for the project specification Keynote types Annotating drawings with Keynote Design Options Revit Phasing Phase Filters Phase Graphic Overrides Displaying multiple phases from Linked files Using Scope Boxes Rotating a Scope Box Worksharing How to create a Revit Central file How to create a Revit Local file Best practices for Worksharing Drawing production Summary Section 3: Adding Visualizations and Dashboards to Your Data Chapter 6: Visual Programming with Dynamo Technical requirements Introducing Dynamo Working with Dynamo Expanding Dynamo Dynamo packages Expanding Dynamo with Python Automating sheet creation How to use Dynamo Player Best practices Summary Chapter 7: Dashboard Analyses with Power BI Technical requirements Introduction to Power BI for Revit Installing Microsoft Power BI Desktop Starting Microsoft Power BI Working with Microsoft Power BI Exporting and importing data from Revit to Power BI Connecting Revit to Power BI: An introduction to visualizing model data Analyzing Revit data with Power BI Analyzing Revit data with useful workflows in Power BI Summary Section 4: Collaborating with Consultants and Plugins and Improving Revit Performance Chapter 8: Collaborating with Consultants Strategy for collaboration Interview with Ricardo Farinha, Marzia Bolpagni, and May Winfield Technology for collaboration using Revit Copy/Monitor and Coordination Review Coordination Review Shared Views Design coordination and clash management Clash management Summary Chapter 9: Enhancing Productivity with Plugins Managing Revit plugins Revit Autodesk App Store Let's learn about security! Removing Revit plugins Creating Revit plugins Revit plugins Productivity plugins Visualization plugins Summary Chapter 10: Improving Performance Revit modeling best practices CAD import best practices Views and sheet management Modeling Revit content management Third-party families Overmodeling families CAD formats imported into families Avoiding complex shape modeling Defining element visibility settings Flexing families Optimizing Revit's performance Keyboard shortcuts Warnings Compacting a Revit file Auditing a Revit file Disabling plugins in Revit BIM 360 best practices Summary Hey! Why subscribe? Other Books You May Enjoy Packt is searching for authors like you Leave a review - let other readers know what you think