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I know that 2013 JUST came out but I was curious if anybody had read this book yet. I have the 2012 version and I liked the little tutorials that were included along with it just being a good reference book. With that being said I was wondering if anyone thought it would be worth buying the 2013 book if I already have the 2012.. basically just as a reference. Thanks!
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Just realized the book hasn't even been release yet so I guess I'll have to wait on that.
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i personally dont think its worth buying, the new revit functions are pretty user friendly. i think the average user can master these tools by practice faster than reading the book.
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