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Hands-on Lab / Las Vegas 2015
Attention to Detail: Creating Construction Details in Revit
A good model is important in a Building Information Modeling (BIM) workflow—and equally important is generating a good set of construction documents, complete with detail drawings. This class teaches you how to take full advantage of your 3D model and add 2D embellishments combined with display modification techniques to create your construction details. After mastering basic modeling in Revit software, many users hit the wall and struggle with this vital aspect of project delivery. This class will teach you how to bridge the gap between modeling and detailing.
Instructional Demo / Las Vegas 2015
It’s All in the Details—Best Practices for Detailing Drawings
Do you wish detailing your drawings took far less time? Do you wish there were quicker, more-efficient ways to get your detail drawings completed? This class will go over some tips and tricks you can use when creating your drawings, as well as best practices, the setting of standards and items you tend to use often, custom symbols creation and use, efficient dimensioning, and the use of design views and level of details to help speed up the detailing process.
Hands-on Lab / Las Vegas 2018
Attention to Detail: Creating Construction Details in Revit—a Hands-On Lab
A good model is important in a BIM (Building Information Modeling) workflow, and equally important is generating a good set of construction documents, complete with detail drawings. After mastering basic modeling in Revit software, many users hit the wall and struggle with this vital aspect of project delivery. This hands-on lab will teach you how to bridge the gap between modeling and detailing, taking full advantage of the 3D model and adding 2D embellishments combined with display modification to create your construction details.
Industry Talk / Las Vegas 2013
Attention to Detail: Creating Construction Details in Revit Architecture
As important as a good model is in a Building Information Modeling (BIM) workflow, equally important is generating a good set of construction documents, complete with detail drawings. This class teaches you how to stop getting lost in superfluous minutiae by taking full advantage of the best parts of your model and adding 2D detail components and linework, combined with display modification techniques, to create your construction details.
Instructional Demo / Virtual 2020
All in the Details—Tips and Tricks for Detailing Drawings in Inventor
Do you wish it took far less time to detail your drawings? Do you wish there were quicker, more-efficient ways to complete your detail drawings? We will cover some tips and tricks and best practices you can use in creating your drawings, as well as setting standards and items you tend to use often, creating and using custom symbols, efficient dimensioning, and using Design Views and Level of Details to help speed the detailing process.
Instructional Demo / Las Vegas 2017
Creating Intelligent Details in Revit

Everyone knows that Revit software is a Building Information Modeling (BIM) program, and that it has intelligence when modeling. However, this intelligence is sometimes lost when creating details. In this session, we'll show how to create intelligent details using detail components and nested detail components. In doing this, we'll be able to keynote these elements to maintain a consistent noting procedure, and be able to send this information out to our spec writer so even the detailed items aren't missed in the specs. If keynoting isn't your choice, we'll also cover how to tag these elements so that there's consistent notation of the details on every project.

Industry Talk / Las Vegas 2012
Creating Intelligent Details in Autodesk® Revit®
Everyone knows that Autodesk Revit software is a Building Information Modeling program and it has intelligence when modeling. However this intelligence is sometimes lost when you create details. In this class, we will show how to create intelligent details using detail components and nested detail components. By doing this, we will be able to keynote these elements to maintain a consistent noting procedure and be able to send this information out to our spec writer so even the detailed items are not missed in the specs. If keynoting is not your choice, we will also cover how to tag these elements so that you achieve consistent notation of the details on every project.
Instructional Demo / Las Vegas 2019
Creating Intelligent Details in Revit

Everyone knows that Revit software is a BIM (Building Information Modeling) program and that it has intelligence when modeling. But this intelligence is sometimes lost when creating details. In this session, we’ll show how to create intelligent details using detail components and nested detail components. In doing this, we’ll be able to keynote these elements to maintain a consistent noting procedure, and send this information out to our spec writer so that even the detailed items aren’t missed in the specs. If keynoting isn’t your choice, we’ll also cover how to tag these elements so that there’s consistent notation of the details on every project. Those workflows along with adding filters to views can streamline and add more consistency to projects.

Instructional Demo / Las Vegas 2018
Existing CAD Details? Let’s Use Them! CAD to Revit—It’s All About the Details
You’ve been using AutoCAD software to produce your drawings for some time and you have a huge library of details. Now that you’re moving to Revit software, what happens to all these details? You don’t what to just trash them, and you don’t want to re-create them in Revit. In this class, we'll look at the next step in your transition to Revit. We'll see how you can still use details right in your Revit projects, straight from AutoCAD. We’ll look at how we can bring those existing details into Revit and have them be referenced as correct in our projects, as if they were created there. We’ll even look at how to Revit-ize your AutoCAD details to start building a true Revit detail library. So, if not being able to use your details is holding you back from switching to Revit, or you're just not sure how to do it, don’t let this stop you. You don’t have to throw them out—they’re still good.
Instructional Demo / Virtual 2020
Creating Intelligent Details and Keynotes in AutoCAD Architecture

Everyone knows that AutoCAD Architecture software is a 3D program, and that it has intelligence when modeling. However, this intelligence is sometimes lost when creating details. In this session, we’ll show how to create intelligent details using detail components. In doing this, we’ll be able to keynote these elements to maintain a consistent noting procedure. We will then introduce how to modify the detail components. We will also show how to place all of the detail files on a sheet. If keynoting isn't your choice, we’ll also cover how to tag these elements so that there’s consistent notation of the details on every project.

Instructional Demo / Las Vegas 2016
Existing CAD Details? They're Still Good! AutoCAD to Revit—It’s All About the Details.
You’ve been using AutoCAD software to produce your drawings for some time, and you have a huge library of details. Now that you’re moving to Revit software what happens to all these details? You don’t what to just trash them, and you don’t want to recreate them in Revit software. In this class, we'll look at the next step in your transition to Revit software. We'll see how you can still use those details right in your Revit projects straight from AutoCAD software. We’ll explore how we can bring those existing details into Revit software and have them be referenced correctly in our projects just like they were created there. We’ll even look (when you have time) at how to Revitize your AutoCAD details to start building a true Revit detail library. So, if not being able to use your details is holding you back from switching to Revit software—or you're just not sure how to do it—don’t let that stop you. You don’t have to throw them out—they’re still good. This session features Revit, AutoCAD, and Collaboration for Revit. AIA Approved
Instructional Demo / Virtual 2021
Details, Details, Details—Tips and Tricks of Detailing in Inventor
Do you wish it took far less time to detail your drawings? Do you want quicker, more-efficient ways to complete your drawings? This class will cover some tips and tricks you can use for your drawing creation, as well as some best practices, and ways to set standards and items you tend to use often. We will cover the creation of custom symbols; efficient dimensioning; and the use of Design Views, Level of Details, and Model States to help speed up the detailing process and file activation.
Industry Talk / Las Vegas 2012
AutoCAD® Structural Detailing for Piping Designers
In this class, we will present a general overview of the tools and features of AutoCAD Structural Detailing software as they can be applied to process and power piping design. You will learn about the workflow in AutoCAD Structural Detailing and how to add and remove profiles from the working set of profiles. Finally, you will learn how to generate a structure model and detail drawings.
Industry Talk / Las Vegas 2012
Creating Construction Details in Autodesk® Revit® Architecture
As important as a good model is in a Building Information Modeling (BIM) workflow, equally important is generating a good set of construction documents, complete with detail drawings. This class will teach you how to stop getting lost in superfluous minutiae by taking full advantage of the best parts of your model and adding 2D detail components and linework, combined with display modification techniques, to create your construction details.
Hands-on Lab / Las Vegas 2023
End-to-end BIM Workflow for Rebar Detailing
In recent years, the move from CAD to Building Information Modeling (BIM) has accelerated as BIM workflows have proven to deliver many benefits over CAD. With the rise of BIM, many new capabilities for reinforced concrete design and rebar detailing have been introduced in BIM authoring tools. In this hands-on lab class, you'll learn how to make the most of the reinforcement modeling and detailing tools available in Revit. We'll explore practical examples, ranging from typical building structures to complex structural elements. You'll gain valuable insights into various rebar modeling techniques, including tips and tricks for free-form and shape-driven rebar, as well as area and path reinforcement. Additionally, you'll learn methods for effectively presenting rebar in construction drawings and extracting fabrication data using schedules and tags, leveraging the latest features of Revit 2024.
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Instructional Demo / Las Vegas 2015
Should We Move from 2D Detailing to 3D Detailing for Reinforcement Detailing?
In this class we’re going to look at detailing reinforcement in concrete structures and moving from the traditional method of 2D detailing to 3D detailing approach using Autodesk, Inc., software. We will take a look at the comprehensive tools in Revit Structure software, and some third-party tools, to help accelerate the design and detailing of reinforced concrete structures. This class is designed for structural/civil engineers, construction managers, structural engineers/technicians, and technical drafters.
Hands-on Lab / Las Vegas 2018
2D Detailing in AutoCAD 2019 and the AutoCAD Architecture Toolset
In this hands-on lab, you’ll get an overview of the AutoCAD 2019 Architecture toolset—specifically the details feature—and you’ll learn how to make your own custom detail components. Learn how easy it is to make your own details from within the Details interface without having to manually create or edit complicated XML files. Once we make a custom detail component, we’ll use AutoCAD software’s native Annotation Scaling tools to complete a real-world detail. This lab will help you supercharge your detailing productivity.
Instructional Demo / Las Vegas 2016
Modeling to Construction Documents: Creating Construction Details in Revit
A good model is important in a Building Information Modeling (BIM) workflow, and equally important is generating a good set of construction documents, complete with detail drawings. After mastering basic modeling in Revit software, many users hit the wall and struggle with this vital aspect of project delivery. This class will teach you how to bridge the gap between modeling and detailing, taking full advantage of the 3D model and adding 2D embellishments combined with display modification to create your construction details. This session features Revit Architecture. AIA Approved
Industry Talk / Las Vegas 2013
Link Details to Multiple Projects in Revit
Working on campus projects, strip malls, or any type of multi-building project inevitably brings up the discussion of how to manage the details. Often a major driving factor in choosing how to manage the details depends on whether all of the buildings will be included in one set of construction documents or if each building will be a separate set of documents. Based on the project and which of the 2 previously mentioned approaches is selected, there are a number of strategies that can be implemented within Revit-based software to help streamline the construction document process. This class covers a few scenarios of multi-building projects and discusses which approach to detail management may be the most appropriate. In addition, the class reveals and discusses the pros and cons to each approach so that you will be able to apply the most appropriate strategy to your own multi-building projects.
Instructional Demo / Las Vegas 2017
Linked Details Among Multiple Models in Revit
Working on campus projects, strip malls, or any multibuilding project inevitably brings up discussion of how to manage the details. Often a major driving factor in choosing how to manage the details is whether all of the buildings will be included in one set of construction documents, or if each building will have a separate set of documents. Based on the project and which of these 2 approaches is selected, there are a number of strategies that can be implemented within Revit software to help streamline the construction document process. This class will dive into creating a single project file that only contains typical details, and how to link that file into all pertinent building models so that they all update seamlessly. This process isn't well known, but it can keep the liability aspect of a project to a minimum.
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