Autodesk University
2014-11-30, 01:22 PM
Instructor: Kelly Cone with David Baldacchino
Class Description: <p>Making Revit content for IPD isn't as simple as just making something for design alone. Each piece of content needs to be fully developed to meet the needs of all parties. There are five main uses for content in Revit: design, documentation, visualization, estimating, and construction. We're all familiar with making content to address a few of these items, but it is quite difficult to make content that meets them all. This unconference session will be a discussion in detail of how to make content to fulfill all five of these needs, and about what kind of a process is needed to do so.</p>
Class Description: <p>Making Revit content for IPD isn't as simple as just making something for design alone. Each piece of content needs to be fully developed to meet the needs of all parties. There are five main uses for content in Revit: design, documentation, visualization, estimating, and construction. We're all familiar with making content to address a few of these items, but it is quite difficult to make content that meets them all. This unconference session will be a discussion in detail of how to make content to fulfill all five of these needs, and about what kind of a process is needed to do so.</p>