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A. It flags the object in the main file
B. It merges the two objects when they are uploaded
C. It references the central copy whenever a user starts working to see if another user is working on that same object.
D. It alerts a supervisor
A. 3D Settings Dialog
B. Edit Family Button
C. Parameters Dialog
D. Detail button at the bottom of the window
A. Extrude Tool
B. Void Tool
C. Cut Tool
D. Opening Tool
E. Sketch Tool
A. None of these
B. All of these
C. create new local
D. save to central
E. detach from central
A. Hole tool
B. In elevation view, you click Edit Profile and adjust the 2-dimensional lines that appear.
C. Sketch on the wall with polylines
D. Build window, resize, then delete window
A. Central, Linked and Workset
B. None of the above
C. Detail, Wall and Generic
D. System, Component and In-Place
E. Type, Editor and Parameter
A. 3D cutter tool
B. Boundary Walls
C. Section lines
D. Section box
A. Sketch and use void tool
B. Sketch polylines on surface and subtract extrude through
C. Choose the hole tool, sketch the hole and click finish
D. Edit Footprint, sketch the holes, and click finish
A. Build new object
B. Component -> Model in Place
C. Mass tool
D. Void Tool
A. They are automatically loaded into every subsequent project
B. They keep everything in one file
C. Families can be used in any modeling program
D. Families can be imported into different projects
A. Relinquish All
B. Save to Central
C. Open Worksets
D. Close Worksets
E. Save As New Local File
A. Reference Lines
B. Construction Lines
C. Model Lines
D. Detail Lines
E. Grid
A. Select roof and choose auto hole creation
B. Sketch shape and hit delete
C. Select create dormer opening and define the outline of the dormer by clicking on the walls and roof
D. Draw the shape in the roof and select void
A. Resize manually
B. View-> tile
C. Drag the windows to the corner of the screen you want them to snap to
D. Double click on each window
A. Use polylines to define the boundary
B. Build celing below roof
C. Delete all interfering geometry
A. 3D view
B. Parameters Menu
C. Properties Dialog
D. plan view
A. View Menu
B. Preferences Dialog
C. Window Browser
D. Project Browser
A. Edit -> Hotkeys
B. View->User Interface-> Keyboard shortcuts
C. Parameters -> Key bindings
D. Tools -> Hot keys
A. None of the above
B. Save to central
C. Worksharing Monitor
D. All of the above
E. Detach from central
A. Open the object's dialog
B. Set the work plane on the object
C. model onto the object
D. Edit the objects's family
A. quickly edit object
B. model various stages of a building's phases
C. turn off the object's visibility
D. share the project files
A. Trim
B. Cut
C. None of the above
D. Wall Align
E. Align
A. Choose split view on the bottom of the screen
B. Hide the exterior walls
C. Choose the temporarily delete button
D. Paint the walls glass
A. It cannot be done.
B. Create a wall and change it to the glazing type you want. Then create gridlines and add mullions.
C. Using a pre-made pattern.
D. Placing windows and editing them.
A. Assemblies
B. Families
C. Blocks
D. Systems
A. Replicate
B. Array
C. Structure
D. Copy
A. Edit Room tool
B. New Floor Tool
C. Area tool
D. Measuring tape
A. Rendering View
B. Elevation
C. Perspective View
D. plan view
A. Choose the option in the Preferneces Dialog
B. Toggle the option in the 3D Settings menu
C. Choose the option in the Materials menu
D. Toggle through the options in View type button at the bottom of the window
A. Visibility/ Graphics Dialog
B. View Templates dialog
C. View properties dialog
D. Filters dialog
A. Wrong
B. False
A. Link the Second Project into the First One, Select all the Elements you need to copy, the Paste in Place in the First Project
B. Open Both Projects, Select the elements from first Project , Copy, and paste in place in the Second Project
C. Use Transfer Project Standards
A. Using the sketch mode for the slabs of the floor and ceiling plans
B. It is done automatically when you place the elevator component
C. By using the shaft openning
A. Building Information Modeling
B. Building In Modern
C. Bi-Informational Modeling
D. Build Innovate Model
A. Right Click on the Surface and select plane
B. Insert Reference Plane
C. Click on the surface
D. Set the work plane
A. All of these
B. Autodesk Revit MEP
C. Autodesk Revit Architecture
D. Autodesk Revit Structure
A. Extrusion
B. All of these
C. Revolve
D. Sweep
A. Revit automatically attaches columns to grids when you build the column on the grid
B. Select the columns and hit the arrow keys
C. select the grid line, hold tab and move the columns with the arrow keys
D. Select both the grid and columns and click move
A. Walkthrough view with a clip boundary.
B. Perspective view.
C. Camera View.
D. 3D View.
E. Section box.
A. Mass and Void tools
B. Universal modeling extruder
C. Generic Geometry tools
D. Wall and floor tools
A. Export .rvt
B. Export .rft
C. Export fbx
D. Export each element independently
A. Polyline
B. Detail Line
C. Model Line
D. Hidden Line
A. Model sweep tool
B. Fascia tool
C. Extrude along path
D. Use the wall sweep tool
A. Local Copy
B. User File
C. Central Copy
D. Beta File
A. control + w
B. wa
C. wl
D. ctrl + w
A. True
B. False
A. Manually bring wall to roof and it will attach
B. Select all walls and click attach to roof
C. Select roof, click attach walls
D. Select join tool then click on both the roof and wall
A. Insert jpeg tool
B. Add decal tool
C. Crop tool
D. Add image tool
A. All of the above
B. None of the above
C. Linked files
D. Archived files
E. Worksets enabled
A. Automatically when the rooms are closed
B. They are modeled manually and specified as celings or floors
C. They are inserted as families after a room is defined
D. They are generated from 2d lines sketched in the appropriate work plane