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Tuesday, March 17, 2009

Revit 2010 on the Way.

I have received a bunch of emails and comments regarding the release of Revit 2010.  Including a great post by Alan at Revit Structure Learning Curve. (Thanks for the acknowledgement!)

I always wanted this blog to be based on a Question and Answer discussion between Students using Revit and it has been working great so far.  Ultimately, I plan on doing an entire series of video tutorial's exploring every tool, property, and menu in the new Revit.  The Student to Student Revit Guide will continue on into Revit 2010.

I know many schools will not update soon (if at all) to 2010 so I will continue using Revit 2009 on request.  Personally, my school is still running Revit 2008 with single core machines.  Ultimately, I want to cater to my readers needs and knowledge.  The Architecture student and profession is evolving.  I believe in Revit as the a tool that will evolve with the Architecture profession.

Stay tuned for many more videos to come!  I am prepared for Revit 2010... are you?!

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Do you sell any revit 2010 tutorial video?
When and where can I purchased one?
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The Wizard.... · 804 weeks ago

REVIT 2010.....IS GIVING ME NOTHING BUT @@@@.

I'm trying to place new symbols into my drawings.....or views. It keep giving me a blank sceen of death. Is 2010 a little different then 8 or 9.

Hope you can help out!

Thanks,

The Wizard....
Wizard,

What kind of symbol, from an older revit? I need more information to help you. Is it a black screen, blue screen?
an easy accurate way to scale a jpg image (like your plan underlay) is measure something in the image that you know the length of (like your 100' scale) and then apply that scaled proportion to the image.
[1] find the size (example... the 100' scale measures 121' as inserted into the drawing [2] to pick the image, [3]then in the properties box choose "lock proportions" then insert an = in from of the width and at the end insert *100'/121'. the result is perfect scaling.
oops, put that comment in the wrong place... meant to place it in topo.

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