The video shows techniques for: transferring project models to Autodesk Quantity Takeoff choosing key model elements to quantify extracting quantities from 2D views and 3D project models creating formulas for estimating the cost of building elements applying cost data to takeoff items reporting takeoff quantities and exporting to other software. This video demonstrates how to create a detailed quantity takeoff using the Autodesk Revit platform and Autodesk Quantity Takeoff software. Revit Architecture, Autodesk QTO - Creating a Detailed Quantity Takeoff Verify that the field name and value are correct for the item, and click OK. In the Takeoff Item Properties dialog, click the Catalog Data tab. On the Takeoff palette, double-click a takeoff item. Quantity takeoff for General Contractors In the Import Catalog dialog, browse to the catalog file, select it, and click Import.You can generate multiple quantities and create custom formulas. Capture project scope easily with linear, count, area and area takeoff. Improved collaboration is possible when estimation teams have easier access to relevant construction documents, drawings, 3D models, and other drawings.
You can leverage a single inventory of 2D and 3D quantities throughout construction. Visualizing the project scope in 3D allows you to avoid rework and gives you a better understanding about design intent and constructability issues. To ensure the best project scope, capture the most precise quantities. Reduce time and create competitive bids by creating automated quantities from 3D models and performing 2D takeoffs that are more precise. Figure 7 The Resource Catalog window PERFORMING QUANTITY TAKEOFFS As shown. This ensures that everyone is working from one source of truth. Inside this group, three resources are created for the steel columns, beams. Cloud-based data management makes it easy to align estimators and construction teams. Competitive bids that are based on accurate estimates generated from integrated quantities and takeoffs will win you more work.
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