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Thursday, July 18, 2013

Revit Tutorial - Massing and Adaptive Components (Marcello at PDX Rug)

Labels: adaptive components, revit massing, revit tutorial

Marcello stopped by pdxRUG on his way home from RTC and gave a lecture about massing and adaptive components. The screen is a bit hard to see but if you are interested in the world of massing and adaptive components check it out:

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payam2000 1p · 610 weeks ago

How can We get a hold of the "handout" is there a PDF file of it somewhere?! I would love one!

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Adam · 609 weeks ago

Likewise on the handout...

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Amy Manning · 608 weeks ago

The handout is available on the pdxRUG site: http://files.meetup.com/6696572/Mass_class_PDXRUG...

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Thursday, July 18, 2013