Introducing the Autodesk Revit Architecture Interface - Autodesk Revit Architecture 2015 Essentials - page 19

1. Go to the Architecture tab and locate the Door tool. Click the tool
and notice that the Type Selector reports that the Door type is
Single-Flush 36″ (914 mm) × 84″ 2133 mm).
2. Hover the mouse over one of the interior walls, and you'll see a pre-
view of the door being placed in the wall. Press the spacebar and
notice that the door flips the direction in which it is swinging.
3. Move the mouse more toward the inside of the room, and press the
spacebar until your door swings into the room and is swinging in the
correct direction. Click to place the door.
4. Repeat the same steps to place doors into the other rooms along the
interior wall. When you finish, the results should appear similar to
Figure 1.15.
FIgUre 1.15 The doors swing into the rooms.
5. Go back to the Architecture tab of the ribbon and locate the Window
tool. Click the tool and notice that the Type Selector reports that the
Window type is Fixed 36″ (914 mm) × 48″ (1219 mm).
6. Hover the mouse over one of the exterior walls between the interior
walls, and you'll see a preview of the window being placed in the wall.
Move the mouse inside the wall to make the window pane closer to
the inside of the room as well. Click to place the window.