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i was wondering how you can create your own objects in Revit.
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By creating a family - look at family tutorials
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where at? here on the website or in the program?
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In the program - go to 'Help' pull down menu, 'Tutorials', 'Creating Families'.
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thanks, then after that do i go into modeling then create to creat my own stuff?
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You can either use the Modelling-Create tab to create an object in the project, or you can create a custom family using File-New-Family and choose the template you want to use (window, door, furniture, etc).
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As kesflower stated, make it a family if you want to keep it in your library to use again in any project. Use create if it's basically a one time shot custom to your current project.
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ok, now how would i create something , say like a pool?
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Search the forums, usually you can find the answers.
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You should have tutorials in your help menu. Open Revit, click the Help pulldown - tutorials - Creating families, and then go through the tutorial. It doesn't take you through a pool, but it shows you the basics of using extrusions, sweeps, blends, etc and how to apply a material to your object. I hope this helps. The tutorials are wonderful for getting a grasp of what Revit can do, so if you've got the time, I'd go through all of them.
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ok thanks, i rely dont get a lot of tme on revit, since i only use it for an hour a day at school, and the funny thing is the other day my teacher asked me to do a presentation on making your own objects. i want to get a student version though.
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