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Touring the user interface

Touring the user interface - Revit MEP Tutorial

From the course: Revit 2020: Essential Training for MEP (Imperial)

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Touring the user interface

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- [Instructor] So let's take a look at the Revit interface. If you're an AutoCAD user, you're going to have to take a step back, take a deep breath, and learn that you're not in AutoCAD anymore. So the way we're broken down is this. As of 2014, Revit started combining architecture, structure, and our stuff, NEP. They call it systems. This is broken down into a tab system. So if we click on Systems, we have our tabs, then we have what are called panels underneath the tabs. Obviously the panels contain the icons that we need. There are some typed commands. For example, if I want an air terminal or a diffuser, Revit will show us what the keyboard shortcut is, but it doesn't have a keyboard shortcut for everything. Now if I want to go to my HVAC properties, you notice that we have these little down facing arrows, and we can go to our settings. So for example, under HVAC, if we click on Mechanical Settings, you'll see that all of our mechanical settings are in here, and obviously we'll be…

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