Mastering Revit Schedules 2021 (+ Dynamo)

Mastering Revit Schedules 2021 (+ Dynamo)

Autodesk® Revit® models and the elements within contain a large amount of data, both built-in and user-editable, that can be extracted, tabulated and presented in the form of schedules.

This course will demonstrate the basics of creating schedules, choosing and formatting the data to be displayed, then presenting the resulting information in the form of drawings or alternative exports.

As the course develops you will learn more complex functionality to help you manage not only the schedules themselves but also the information within your Revit model.

The final bonus section of the course will cover using Dynamo (the visual programming platform) for schedule management.

Focusing on schedules for architectural elements, the topics covered can be applied to the AEC other disciplines.

This course is independent of Autodesk, Inc., and is not authorized by, endorsed by, sponsored by, affiliated with, or otherwise approved by Autodesk, Inc.

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Leverage the "I" in BIM! Learn how to create and manage schedules in Autodesk Revit, plus a bonus chapter on Dynamo!

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What you will learn

• How to create Revit schedules from scratch, editing them to suit their needs, presenting them ready for issue
• Additional functionality and tips and tricks with using schedules
• Additional Dynamo functionality to work alongside Revit schedules

Rating: 4.58333

Level: All Levels

Duration: 4 hours

Instructor: Mark Thompson