There is an awful lot of documentation that goes into designing anything right? Especially rebar. People spend their entire careers detailing and documenting rebar. Therefore, it makes sense that, in Revit, if we make our documentation as intelligent as possible we have a good chance of not having to go back and keep re...well documenting stuff. In addition, if we want to keep our jobs, it would be great to have Revit update all of our annotations, sections and callouts wouldn't it?

This module takes approximately 20 minutes to complete. By the end of the module, you should be able to:

Understand and add rebar numbering and partitioning
Apply tagging to reinforcing
Create construction documents (Sheets)

Module pre-requisites

This module requires user-level knowledge of Revit and is focused on best practices and its industry applications. If you don't have experiences with this product, we recommend you to take foundational training using one of the resources below:

Built-in tutorials, available via in-product Help
eLearning Partners
Authorized Training Centers

About the author

This module was created by Eric Wing.

Before you start

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Rebar Documentation in Revit - Quiz

Rebar Documentation in Revit - Quiz

If you would like to make a modification to the actual model from within a sheet, what do you do?

With reinforcing within Revit, what is the term used for locating reinforcing in a specific area?

When creating a tag for reinforcing, what is the field called that displays the desired information?