There are some basic outlines to keep in mind that will apply to every project, so if you can master those or at least understand them you will be well on your way. It depends exactly what point you are at in your learning, but at a certain point it just comes down to using the software 8 hours a day and asking a ton of questions, or autodidactic learning if you do not have someone to teach you directly.įor books the "mastering revit architecture/structure" etc is a good resource but I am not aware of any one book that goes step by step through a project.
What I would suggest is trying to do a small project yourself from start to finish and you will quickly find out where your shortcomings are. That said, like all things learning and applying are two different beasts. Welcome to the forum, this will be your new point of call for all things revit, trust me on that, this forum is an excellent resource with vast and varying professional specialisations and s I still learn stuff daily from here just by reading others problems and solutions.
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