From the course: Revit: MEP Families
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Creating a recessed 2x4 lighting fixture
From the course: Revit: MEP Families
Creating a recessed 2x4 lighting fixture
- [Instructor] Okay, let's make some lights, shall we? The first type of lighting fixture I'd like to create is the easy one. It's going to be a face-based, fully parametric, two by four, recessed, commercial light. So, to get started, let's jump into Revit. Under Families, let's go to New. Let's browse down 'til we find Generic Model Face Based. Let's click Open. Okay, normally the first thing I do is change the family type and category, but what that's going to do in this case it's going to add a big, yellow light source which kind of gets in the way of modeling. So, I'm going to do that step last, actually, for this lighting fixture. Another thing I'm going to do different is I want this to be the upper left-hand corner. It just makes it a lot easier to place these items into a grid. So, I'm going to right click on this reference plane and I'm going to Create Similar. My Draw panel, I'm going to click Pick Lines.…
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Creating a recessed 2x4 lighting fixture9m 46s
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Adding a light source to a fixture5m 34s
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Creating a pendant lighting fixture9m 28s
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Modeling a wall sconce8m 18s
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Creating a light switch9m 1s
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Creating a light switch annotation4m 23s
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Creating a light fixture for track lighting9m 37s
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Modeling an arrayed track light12m 28s
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Creating a night light5m 58s
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Creating an exit sign annotation5m 51s
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Creating a 3D exit sign11m 41s
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