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hi All, In2010 revit Architecture ........is it possible like in autocad to turn to classic screen from ribbons...it's too big change from 2009 to 2010.....and it's not easy to get on it right away...any tutorial to get it correctly and to understand how and where to start (in 2010)...help...thanx
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No, not possible, but this may help you on your way (little down arrow next to the help icon).
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tim, thanks.........i shall try.
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it is technically possible to use the old ui in 2010. i'm not sure how to do it, but it can be done. you do not however have access to the new tools because the buttons required to opperate them will not exist. it really does not take too long to get a feel for the new interface. the Alt key is a good start and if you get really stuck, "where is my command" in the help menu (upper right) is handy. truly i think the benifits of the new ui far outweigh the short term issues of command hunting.
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I have not heard of anyone anywhere going back to the original UI. For Autodesk direct info look here. http://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet/ps/item?siteID=123112&id=13126336&linkID=9243099
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For anyone who may be interested, it is possible & surprisingly easy to have the "Classic" UI Checkout http://forums.augi.com/showthread.php?t=103069&page=10 for the details
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Why even bother with something like that? If you dont like 2010 just use 2009
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"Why even bother with something like that? If you dont like 2010 just use 2009"
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OMG- this thread is insane.. but for me it's way more than learning where the new commands are.. it's going in and out of ribbons just to GET to the tools i need.. and if i'm working in a context ribbon and i need a tool that is in another ribbon- i lose the context i'm in.. it's always something with the ribbon causing me to fall in a hole.. and everytime i start up revit- the ribbon is not there.. there is nothing friendly about the ribbon i can see.. i know trying to go back to the classic seems ridiculous- but if there really was a way- i just might do it.. as for some new commands not working with the old UI- maybe you could just use shortcut keys for those? i don't know what to do.. let's keep this thread going please..
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"Why even bother with something like that? If you dont like 2010 just use 2009"
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You could always go back to using AutoCad or maybe even try drafting by hand...
Edited on: Fri, Jul 24, 2009 at 10:46:59 AM
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wys1wyg: the alt key is your friend; pressing it will display keystrokes to move through the ribbon, thereby bringing up the next keystroke. i know this is blasphemy, but it does behave a bit more like autocad, in that you use a combination of mouse and keyboard commands, versus the old ui, which was much more mouse-based. yes there is that extra keystroke to select the proper ribbon, but i think the superior organization and consolidation of tasks makes up for it.
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My advice to troubled users of the ribbon is to just stick with it for a little while. I have been using 2010 for about 10 months and I have no problems with it. I have lost no production speed and probably have gained a little modeling effeciency.
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Was 2010 out 10 months ago? I love the ribbon and 2010 is much better than 2009. If you are familiar with any windows app. like word or excel than the ribbon should be easy
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I am in the Autodesk beta testing program for Revit and 3ds Max Design
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