The Revit Kid.com Challenge - Avatech Revit Utilities 2011 Giveaway!

The Revit Kid.com is proud to be given the opportunity of holding a little competition/challenge in which the winner will receive a FREE copy of Avatech's Utilities for Revit 2011.  I have been using Avatech's utilities for a long time and love them.  Right now, they are $99 and will be going up significantly after August 1st so this is a very great opportunity.

Click here for more information on Avatech's Utilities for Revit 2011

The Challenge:

This challenge is a very simple one and will require you to really think about the BIM process.  In the comment portion of this post write a little essay, blurb, whatever... of how these Revit Utilities will improve your workflow.  Wether you are a student, professional, contractor, architect, etc...

I am really looking for details on how YOU use Revit.  Your workflow, your process, your thoughts, problems... Etc... 

I think this will be an excellent opportunity for other readers and myself to see how their peers are using Revit so it is important to use great detail (maybe even the Revit Classroom Workflow will help with your students ;)  ). 

On Thursday, July 30th, 2010 I will be asking my readers to vote on the comment they liked the most or the reader they feel deserves this great offer.  To vote, simply click the little "thumbs up" icon to the right of the persons comment.  Voting can be done before July 30th as well...  Any votes after midnight on July 30th will not be counted.  If there is a tie I will randomly draw the winner.    

So start thinking and commenting away!  Don't forget to add your email address in the post or in the entry box when you comment.

The Prize:

• 1st Place: Free Avatech Utilities for Revit 2011
• 2nd Place: Free Avatech Utilities for Revit 2011 (Thanks to Revit OpEd)

*** Oh, and nothing is off the table as far as how you submit.  Links to videos, images, etc... are all acceptable ***

Changing Text Case in Revit.

You've got a set of CAD details you imported into Revit from a manufacturer. After you've imported and changed the line work of ten or so details you realize something... It's not in all capitol letters! Or... It's in all capitol letters! How do you fix this without retyping all the text to your liking?

Well, if you are a CAD user you're thinking, "Easy! Just highlight and right click... and change case!". Sadly, thats not true in Revit. But thanks to Avatech Solutions it is that easy. Avatech has a suite of utilities completely free for your use with Revit.

Avatech Revit Utilities.

Here is a quick tutorial on how to use the Change Case Utility:

Changing Text Case in Revit.