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Autodesk Revit Architecture x64 has got loads of imposing features and tools resting ina very well organized user interface. All the things are organized neatly in it.

It has got the architecture dedicated area that will provide you all the necessary commands for creating as well as modifying basic elements like walls, doors, roofs, windows, floors and ceilings etc. The Application Menu contains the tools that provide access to many common file actions such as Open , Close , and Save.

Click the down arrow on the Application button to display the Application Menu , as shown in Figure The Quick Access Toolbar , as shown in Figure , contains the options to undo and redo changes, open and save a file, create a new file, and so on. You can customize the display of the Quick Access Toolbar by adding more tools and removing the unwanted tools. To add a tool or a button from the panel of the ribbon to the Quick Access Toolbar , place the cursor over the button; the button will be highlighted.

Next, right-click; a flyout will be displayed. The Quick Access Toolbar can be customized to re-order the tools displayed in it. To do so, choose the down arrow next to the Switch Windows drop-down, refer to Figure ; a flyout will be displayed. Use various options in this dialog box and choose the OK button; the Customize Quick Access Toolbar dialog box will close and the tools in the Quick Access Toolbar will be re-ordered.

You can use the InfoCenter to search the information related to Revit Architecture Help , display the Comunication Center panel for subscription services and product updates, and display the Favorites panel to access saved topics. Figure displays various tools in the InfoCenter. The Status Bar is located at the bottom of the interface screen. When the cursor is placed over an element or component, the Status Bar displays the name of the family and type of the corresponding element or components.

It also displays prompts and messages to help you use the selected tools. The View Control Bar is located at the lower left corner of the drawing window, as shown in Figure It can be used to access various view-related tools.

The Scale button shows the scale of the current view. You can choose this button to display a flyout that contains standard drawing scales. From this flyout, you can then select the scale for the current view.

The Detail Level button is used to set the detail level of a view. You can select the required detail level as Coarse , Medium , and Fine. Similarly, the Visual Style button enables you to set the display style. The Options Bar provides information about the common parameters of component type and the options for creating or editing. The Options Bar changes its appearance based on the type of component selected or being created. You can also modify the properties of the component by entering a new value in the edit box for the corresponding parameter in the Options Bar.

For example, the Options Bar for the Wall tool displays various options to create a wall, as shown in Figure Figure The Options Bar with different options to create a wall. The Type Selector drop-down list is located in the Properties palette of the currently invoked tool. For example, if you invoke the Wall tool, all the properties of the wall will be displayed in the Properties palette. In the Properties palette, you can use the Type Selector drop-down list to select the required type of the wall.

The options in the Type Selector drop-down list keep on changing based on the current function of the tool or the elements selected. When you place an element or a component in a drawing, you can use the Type Selector drop-down list to specify the type of element or component. You can also use this drop-down list to change the existing type of a selected element to a different type.

To do so, right-click on the Type Selector drop-down list in the Properties palette and choose the Quick Access Toolbar option from the flyout displayed. The Drawing Area is the actual modeling area where you can create and view the building model.

It covers the major portion of the interface screen. You can draw various building components in this area using the pointing device. The position of the pointing device is represented by the cursor. The Drawing Area also has the standard Microsoft Windows functions and buttons such as close, minimize, maximize, scroll bar, and so on. These buttons have the same function as that of the other Microsoft Windows-based programs.

The Project Browser is located below the ribbon. It displays project views, schedules, sheets, families, and groups in a logical, tree-like structure, as shown in Figure , and helps you open and manage them.

To open a view, double-click on the name of the view; the corresponding view will be displayed in the drawing area. You can close the Project Browser or dock it anywhere in the drawing area. If the Project Browser is not displayed on the screen, choose the View tab from the ribbon and then click on the User Interface drop-down from the Windows panel.

Next, select the Project Browser check box from the flyout displayed. The Project Browser can be organized to group the views and sheets based on the project requirement. For example, while working on a large project with a number of sheets, you can organize the Project Browser to view and access specific sheets.

The current view in the drawing window is highlighted in bold letters. The default project file has a set of preloaded views. In Autodesk Revit Architecture, accelerator keys have been assigned to some of the frequently used tools. These keys are shortcuts that you can type through the keyboard to invoke the corresponding tool.

Accelerator keys corresponding to a tool appear as a tooltip when you move the cursor over the tool. In Autodesk Revit Architecture , you can export all commands even if they do not have shortcut keys assigned to a XML file. You can further edit the XML file to assign shortcut keys to commands, and then import them back to be used in Revit. Tip: As you become accustomed to using Autodesk Revit Architecture, you will find these Keyboard Accelerators quite useful because they save the effort of browsing through the menus.

The Properties palette, as shown in Figure , is a modeless interface, which displays the type and element properties of various elements and views in a drawing. Properties palette is dockable and resizable, and it supports multiple monitor configurations. The Properties palette is displayed in the Revit interface by default and it shows the instance properties of an active view. When you select an element from a drawing, the Properties palette displays its instance properties.

You can also access the Type Properties of the selected element from the Properties palette. To do so, choose the Edit Type button from the palette; the Type Properties dialog box will be displayed.

In this dialog box, you can change the Type Properties of the selected element. In the Properties palette, you can assign a type to a selected element in a drawing from the Type Selector drop-down list.

In Revit Architecture, you can toggle the display of the Properties palette in its interface. Choose the Properties button in the Properties panel of the Modify tab to hide it.

Similarly, you can choose the Properties button to display the palette if it is not visible in the interface. Certain Autodesk Revit Architecture tools when invoked display a dialog box.

A dialog box is a convenient method of accessing and modifying the parameters related to that tool. A dialog box consists of various parts such as dialog label, radio buttons, text or edit boxes, check boxes, slider bars, image box, and tool buttons, which are similar to other windows-based programs. Some dialog boxes contain the [ On choosing such buttons, another related dialog box will be displayed. There are certain buttons such as OK , Cancel , and Help , which appear at the bottom of most of the dialog boxes.

The names of the buttons imply their respective functions. The button with a dark border is the default button. The multiple document environment feature allows you to open more than one project at a time in a single Autodesk Revit Architecture session. This is very useful when you want to work on different pro jects simultaneously and make changes with reference to each other. Sometimes, you may need to incorporate certain features from one project into the other.

With the help of multiple document environments, you can open multiple projects and then use the Cut , Copy , and Paste tools from the Clipboard panel of the Modify type of element tab to transfer the required components from one project to another.

To access the opened projects, choose the Switch Windows drop-down from the Windows panel of the View tab; a menu will be displayed showing the name of different project files opened, as shown in Figure Autodesk AutoCAD Autodesk Inventor Autodesk Revit

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