In this course, students practice different installation setups, create new styles, edit section/elevation objects, use ACE dimensions, display themes, and mask blocks. This course is designed to teach advanced Autodesk Architectural Desktop concepts and applications over a three-day period.

• Installing Autodesk Architectural Desktop
• Setting up a Project
• Using Project Standards
• Creating a Tool Catalog
• Editing a Keynote Database
• Using the Display System
• Using Layer Key Styles
• Defining Profiles
• Creating Wall Styles
• Creating Wall Endcap and Wall Opening Endcap Styles
• Creating Door and Window Styles
• Creating Door/Window Assembly Styles
• Creating Curtain Wall Styles
• Using Roof Slab Edge Styles
• Creating 2D Section/Elevation Object Styles
• Creating Schedule Styles
• Creating a Schedule Tag
• Using Multi-View Blocks
• Using Mask Blocks
• Using Detail Components
• Using Wall Tools
• Using the Stair Tower Generator
• Editing 2D Section/Elevation Objects
• Using AEC Dimensions
• Using Spaces
• Using Zones
• Using Relative Object Anchors
• Publishing DWF Files
• Publishing to Autodesk MapGuide
• Linking to Autodesk VIZ Render
• Using Object Enablers and Proxy Graphics
• Importing LandXML

Before starting this course, the student should be able to add grids, fixtures, floors, walls, ceilings, roofs, doors, walls, and stairs to a building model. The student should also have created output that includes different views, annotations, tables, and legends.

People looking to improve their skills and learn more about the advanced features of Autodesk Architectural Desktop.

By the end of this three day course you will of built on your existing knowledge and greatly improved your skills with the application.

3D with the Compositing Process in Mind