TUTORIAL BIM REVIT STRUKTUR SMK PART 20 | DPIB SMKN 1 JAKARTA - PONDASI BATU KALI

Summary

This video demonstrates the step-by-step process of modeling a stone foundation using Revit. The tutorial covers various tasks including opening the structural framing family, adjusting reference levels, modifying dimensions, and creating reference plans. It guides the user through changing material properties, creating custom patterns, and modeling the foundation in 3D. It also explains how to apply specific parameters for adjusting the foundation’s dimensions. Finally, the video shows how to incorporate the modeled foundation into a project, providing an easy-to-follow guide for creating detailed stone foundations within Revit.

Takeaways

• 😀 Step 1: Open the structural framing and select the concrete option for modeling the batu kali foundation in Revit.
• 😀 Step 2: Change the units from inches to millimeters for proper measurements in the project.
• 😀 Step 3: Rename the reference level to 'A' for clearer identification in the model.
• 😀 Step 4: Adjust the family types and dimensions in the properties section to ensure accurate foundation measurements.
• 😀 Step 5: Create reference planes for different sections of the batu kali foundation, ensuring correct offset values.
• 😀 Step 6: Use the extrusion tool to model the batu kali foundation, and adjust the material properties with an imported gravel texture.
• 😀 Step 7: For the unstamping layer, create a new extrusion and apply the appropriate material, such as unstamping with its own texture.
• 😀 Step 8: Similarly, model the pasir uruk (sand fill) layer using extrusion and apply the correct material texture for realism.
• 😀 Step 9: Adjust the visual style to 'Texture' in the 3D view to check the appearance of the materials and confirm proper alignment.
• 😀 Step 10: Save the completed family model as a separate file and load it into the structural template for further project use and adjustments.

Q & A

What is the first step in creating a stone foundation in Revit?

The first step is to open the 'Structural Framing' family and select the concrete foundation type. Then, you need to change the family type to 'Concrete Ratangam' and rename it to fit the stone foundation model.

How do you change the unit of measurement in Revit?

To change the unit of measurement in Revit, go to the 'Project Browser', click on 'Reference Level', and then navigate to the 'Units' settings. Change the units from inches to millimeters by selecting 'Mim' as the unit type.

What is the purpose of creating a reference plane in the model?

The reference plane is used as a base for creating and aligning the foundation elements. It provides a guideline for placing the foundation body, unstamped material, and sand fill with the correct offsets and dimensions.

Why is it important to rename the reference plane to 'A'?

Renaming the reference plane to 'A' helps in organizing the project and ensures that all foundation elements are aligned with this reference when creating the foundation model.

How do you create an extrusion for the stone foundation in Revit?

To create the extrusion, go to the 'Create' tab, select 'Extrusion', and then select the reference plane 'A'. Use the rectangle tool to draw the outline of the foundation. After that, adjust the material properties and finish the extrusion.

How do you apply materials to the foundation elements in Revit?

In Revit, you can apply materials by selecting the 'Material' property in the properties pane. From there, you can either choose an existing material or create a new material by importing an image (e.g., gravel for the stone foundation). Adjust the material properties, such as scale and pattern, to achieve the desired look.

What does the term 'unstamping' refer to in the modeling process?

'Unstamping' refers to the part of the foundation model where the material is applied but is not stamped or compressed. It is typically used for the unstamped layers of the foundation that are not as solid as the main stone layer.

How can you customize the parameters for the foundation model?

To customize the parameters, create new parameters for dimensions such as height and width for each material (stone, unstamped, and sand fill). These parameters allow you to adjust the dimensions easily within the project, and the model will automatically update.

What should you do if the foundation model is not updating automatically after changing parameters?

If the model is not updating, ensure that the parameters are properly linked to the corresponding geometry. You should also verify that all reference planes are locked and that the extrusion constraints are correct.

What is the final step in the process after modeling the foundation?

The final step is to save the family as a .rfa file, load it into the project, and place the foundation in the correct location according to the reference grid. After placing it, check the 3D view to ensure the model appears as intended.