These are the 50 most common Revit shortcuts I use every day, to model, draft and annotate my projects. This is not an in-depth discussion of every single item, but a quick review of the basic Revit tools you’ll want to be using right away. Sometimes it helps to just know what button to press!
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In this video we’re covering 50 Revit keyboard shortcuts, tools and tips in 7.5 minutes. We’ll briefly demonstrate:
Align, Array, Place Component, Copy, Create Similar, Cut Profile, Dimensions, Detail Lines, Mirror, Doors, Override Graphics by Element, Edit Type, Filter Selection, Grid Lines, Temporary Hide and Temporary Isolate, Halftone Elements and Categories, Keyboard Shortcuts, Loading Families, Material Settings, Match Type, Move, Paint, Edit Linework, Scale, Filled Regions, Room, Rotate, Room Tags, Select All, Sections, Split Face, Split Line, Sync to Central, Tag Objects, Thin Lines, Trim, Create Text Notes, Visibility Graphics, Walls, Windows, Wall Reveals, Wall Sweeps.
This tutorial is based entirely on Revit shortcuts, because they are one of the quickest ways for you to increase your productivity. You can download my custom shortcuts and a one-page PDF at www.hyperfinearchitecture.com/resources
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