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You can have the best assets in the world but if your team doesn't know how to use them, they're no good.
RevX is built to be used by people who aren't full-time BIM specialists. But Revit is not consumer-grade software. The best methods aren't intuitively obvious. It requires skill and training to use well.
That's why we document the best practice workflows, and why we add to the library all the time, based on the real world feedback and questions we get from our clients.
Discipline Production
Based on ProjX, an example project that you can set up on your own computer and follow along with. The modules take you from a blank, new project all the way to completed model and sheets. Supplemental videos along the way dive deeper into special topics.
BIM Management
Covers model setups and other topics that are a bit more under the hood.
Advanced Mechanical Equipment
Covers Family Creation, Shared Parameters, and Equipment Schedules. You'll want to get familiar with these topics if you plan to do Equipment Schedules in Revit.
From a blank project to this
These are ProjX sheets, produced over the course of the mechanical, electrical, and plumbing production modules. Each one starts you on an empty Revit project and ends here.
All together, our Training Library serves to
- learn the RevX Pro system
- learn Revit, if you have staff who are new to the software
- teach advanced techniques and strategies for when you're ready to go deeper
Browse courses
Per-discipline tracks across mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and BIM. Most courses include a free preview lesson.
RevX is built to work.
Do production in Revit fast and well, without a BIM department. Put together coordinated models that save you time during construction. Spend fee on engineering and design, not on fighting software.