Show more detail about the assembly of a component with lists of sub-components or materials . Video: Create a Material Takeoff Schedule Material takeoff schedules list the sub-components or materials of any Revit family.

To create a material takeoff schedule Click View tabCreate panelSchedules drop-down Material Takeoff .

This video demonstrates the following: Decide the information type to be reported in the material takeoff schedule. Create a material takeoff for concrete in a model.

This video demonstrates the following: Decide the information type to be reported in the material takeoff schedule. Create a material takeoff for concrete in a model.

This example demonstrates how to create a wall material takeoff schedule with images, but you can use the same procedure to create a material takeoff for other element types.

Create schedules, quantities, and material takeoffs to quantify and analyze the components and materials used in a project.

Filter by Family and Type parameters in schedule and material takeoff views. This improves family filtering in single-category or multi-category schedules.

You can now use system categories and subcategories that were previously not available in multi-category schedules and material takeoffs . This feature enhancement improves Revit scheduling by including additional system categories in multi-category schedules for Schedule/Quantities and Material Takeoffs .

The materials in a compound element can be tagged, scheduled, and included in material takeoffs .

The creation of Material IDs is required only, if: the Buildingbook data is to be exported into a Schedule, or for exporting to DWF/DWFx for Autodesk Quantity Takeoff .

Finish IDs are identifiers for each calculated material per element and are only created if explicitly specified.

You can exclude parts from the project so that they will not be included in material takeoffs , schedules, and other lists or calculations.

Construction professionals need all of these drawings, as well as schedules and material takeoffs , to build the design.

The Filter list displays on the following dialogs: Visibility/Graphics dialog Object Styles dialog View Filters dialog New Schedule dialog New Material Takeoff dialog Schedule Properties dialog, Embedded Schedule tab Project Parameters dialog Loaded Tags dialog

Openings in walls, floors and ceilings are detected to adjust the calculated surfaces and the material requirement. All materials of the surfaces are listed.