Work Plane-based families: Loadable families requiring a defined work plane.Face-based families: Loadable families placed on planar surfaces, adjusting orientation/location accordingly.Grouped families: Multiple elements combined into a reusable object.Nested families: Families within families for complex components.In-Place families: Custom, project-specific elements created within the project environment.Loadable families: User-created or pre-built elements (e.g., doors, windows, furniture) loaded into projects as needed, created/modified in Revit Family Editor.System families: Built-in elements (e.g., walls, floors, roofs) created within the project environment.In Revit, families are essential building components. Each individual column is called a Instance.
Instance – there can be several 400×400 columns in one building. Types in the family – the same looking rectangular column can be various sizes: 400×400, 500×500, etc. The model – is the entire building in Revit as a whole.įamily categories – types of elements that a building can is made from: columns, floors, walls, doors, windows etc.įamilies – different types of columns: for example, rectangular column, round column, rolled I-beam column. Model – Family Categories – Families – Types – Instance at home) without having to worry about handing out SN's/product keys and having them burn through activations.Below you can find some definitions of Revit families: If we changed over to the "new" subscription method, would the "sign in" than work? I like the idea of sign-in if it allows me to manage licenses that I can easily revoke, and at the same time, our users can install on their own personal computer (e.g.
I'm guessing I could go with the SN option and it would work, but is there any more to this, or just the typical Autodesk BS? I am again presented with the " Welcome to your trial". I launch Revit 2018 again and am presented with " Let's Get Started" dialog which indicates Revit closes (which the dialog indicates will happen). which takes me to an " activate" screen with "Activate" or "Cancel" buttons. I run Revit 2018 for the first time, and am presented with a " Welcome to your trial" and I click the "Already have a license". During the setup, I believe it asked about activation method, and the "Sign In" option sounded very flexible and convenient for us, so I went with that. We have a SN & product key for our licenses. the old "subscription", not the new subscription method they started last year). We're on "maintenance" for our licenses (i.e.
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