Explore the efficient and time-saving features of the Revit Structure program, as it simplifies the creation of complex building models. This article demonstrates the process of replicating and adjusting floor system levels in the software.
Key Insights
- The Revit Structure program enables users to easily replicate levels within a building model, as demonstrated with the third, fourth and fifth floor systems.
- Revit's user-friendly interface facilitates the selection of multiple elements, copying them to the clipboard, and aligning them to the desired levels within the model.
- The program's efficiency is further highlighted by the ability to view and notate various levels, allowing for seamless coordination and reference across different levels of the structure.
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Hello, welcome back to Revit Structure. Let's get started. Now that we've completed our third level floor system, we'll want to put together our fourth and fifth level floor systems.
Now this is why Revit is such a useful program. What we're going to do is make this step very quick and very easy. Let's go to an elevation.
Pick it. Okay, what we're going to do is we're going to select our third-floor level. And as you can see, it has selected 662 elements.
So what we're going to do here is it's taken us to the Modify tab. Again, we're going to Copy to Clipboard all these elements. And we're going to Paste.
We'll want to do the drop-down and Align to Selected Levels. Let's pick it. And we have the third level done.
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What we want to do is we want to copy it to the fourth and fifth levels. We pick the fourth and fifth levels. Click OK. This could take a minute.
It's processing. Depending upon the number of elements that you have, it could take a little bit of time. And there you have it.
We've completed the fourth and fifth levels because they were similar to the third. Let's take a look. Let's get out of the elevation.
Let's go to level four. There you have it. And since level four is the same as level three, we can add a notation to refer to Level Three for our typical information.
Let's go to level five. There you have it. It is completely framed.
Let's look at our model in three dimensions. There you have your floors, your joists, your girders, all in place. This is why Revit will make us an efficient Detailer and Designer because there are features that allow us to be very efficient in our time in producing models.
Let's get out of the 3D view. Since we're at the fifth level, that's it for this video. See you in the next one when we start on the roof.