From the course: Revit 2019: Essential Training for Architecture (Metric)
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Using the project browser - Revit Architecture Tutorial
From the course: Revit 2019: Essential Training for Architecture (Metric)
Using the project browser
- [Instructor] In this video, I want to talk about how we navigate around our project, and that's using the project browser to open the various views into our project. Now in Revit, a view is akin to what we think of as a drawing, so in other kinds of procedures, like hand drafting, or other CAD software, you would think of individual drawings as separate items, you'd have floor plans and sections and elevations. In Revit, we have a single unified model, and then we have views of that model that are formatted like floor plans, elevations and sections. So we'll have plan views and section views rather than separate, independent drawings. So the way we navigate around those various views is to use the project browser. Now, by default, the project browser is docked on the left-hand side of the screen below the properties palette, and, of course, just like the properties palette, if you want, you can move it around, dock it on different parts of the screen, put it on a separate monitor…
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Recent files screen and file menu3m 31s
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Understanding context ribbons4m 11s
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Using the ribbon and the QAT6m 45s
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Using the properties palette7m 47s
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Using the project browser6m 46s
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Moving and stacking palettes3m 51s
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Using multiple monitors8m 7s
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Using keyboard shortcuts in Revit4m 57s
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Navigating views: Zoom, pan, and rotate6m 40s
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Accessing Revit options6m 8s
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Selecting objects9m 21s
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Understanding selection toggles5m 3s
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