This article introduces BIM 342 Rivet Structure course, where participants will download a structural model, relink models, and create a final production set, including different types of sheets and new details. It highlights the process of integrating a new architectural model into the existing structural model to implement various modifications.
Key Insights
- The article discusses the initial step in the BIM 342 Rivet Structure course, including downloading the structural model from BIM 341 and observing the minor modifications made to the previous model.
- Participants will relink their models, integrate the new architectural model into their structural model, and implement necessary modifications, setting the stage for creating a final production set.
- A significant part of the course involves creating a final production set, which encompasses a general note sheet, plan sheets, detail sheets, and the development of new details.
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Hello and welcome to BIM 342 Revit Structure. We will start this course by downloading our structural model from BIM 341. As you can see here, from our previous model to this one, there are some minor modifications.
We will be incorporating those into our updated architectural model. As you can see, some work has been done at the roof and at the basement. What we will do is re-link our models.
We will bring the new architectural model into our structural model and make the necessary modifications. After we finish these adjustments, we will also be downloading the title block, because we will be creating a final production set.
This will include a general notes sheet, plan sheets, and detail sheets. We will also be creating some new details. After we complete this, we will compile everything into a final production set.
Let’s get started.