AUTOFLUID BASICS REMINDER

Referencing and positioning

Working units, GCS-UCS, BASE command
General level, high floor, low floor, networks

Drafting

Graphic structure of a network
Point by point routing of double-line and single-line ducts according to
your specifications
Positioning (at, between lines, between points, in relation to ...)
Checking connections
Rebuilding visually broken ducts
Modifying an object (elbows going downwards, the size of a duct ...)
Moving an object
Deleting an object
Single-line and double-line network crossings
Automatic rebuilding of ducts when breaks occur

Renseigner

Differentiating the text command from the specification command
Automatic computation of water levels

AUTOBIM3D

Definition of terms

A network
In-line equipment
Heavy equipment
Structure of a network
Graphic objects
Elements
Ducts (horizontal, vertical, oblique, drain)
Branches
Spread...

Specifying levels

The dedicated specification command

Create a 3D network

Generating it with a simple capture of the whole or parts
Managing networks (renaming, deleting...)

Visualisation

The “window” command in your CAD software
Visual styles
Navigation commands (ViewCube, Zoom Orbit, ...)

3D views snapshots

Defining your view (visualisation and rendering)
Taking a snaphot
Positioning your shot (object space or presentation)

Exporting

3D DWG
3D IFC 

Revit

General presentation of Revit
Export 2D plans from a REVIT to AUTOFLUID
Import AUTOFLUID 3D networks in the REVIT model (3 possibilities)
Add infos to your REVIT networks
Nomenclatures
Interferences detection

CAD software < - > Revit link

Generating a drawing backdrop from a Revit model
Exporting this backdrop to work with your CAD software and AUTOFLUID
Import AUTOFLUID’s 3D networks into a Revit model

REVIT OPTION : INITATION TO BUILDING INFORMATION MODELLING (BIM)

User interface
Menu bar
Ribbon
Graphic zones
Properties panel
Project browser
Interacting with the interface
Basics and named views
Work space
Units settings

Browsing an existing project and emergency actions

 - Moving inside views and families
- Navigating the graphic space : 
Zooming
Panoramic view
Orbit, free orbit and continuous orbit
3D compass
Steering wheel

Getting started with a project

Setting up the number of floors in the projects
Managing names and level heights
Options of the add levels tool
Creating associated plan views
Deleting a level and the associated plan view
Consequences on the project browser panel

References of a project

Levels
Reference plane
Importing and linking CAD files

Positioning constraints

Project location
Project orientation

Revit families

Projects and families / creating a new project
What is the difference between a project and a family ?

Annotations and details

Annotations
Tags
Print outs

OUR METHODS AND LEARNING TOOLS

The training sessions are lead by full time professional tutors who use dedicated learning techniques.

From the moment you enrol

At the time of enrolling into a training session, our managers check the candidate’s knowledge to create coherent trainees groups and to advise on the right learning sessions.

The training

Within the frame of on site training, the instructors adapt their program and facilitate specific training and activities, adapted to the client’s requirements. Training support is provided to help following the session.

After the training session

Trainees are given an evaluation on the whole session they attended.
Our instructors share their experiences for continuous quality improvement.