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Forums >> Community >> Newbies >> New at Revit - looking to use it in Hydraulics (Australian Standards)
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Hi. I am starting at square one and was recommended this site, very impressed.
I'm hoping to build some families to work in plumbing design firm. I feel my biggest asset is my biggest problem, I'm switching from AutoCAD MEP into Revit MEP and am probably thinking in AutoCAD terms too much.
Cheers.
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Welcome to Revit! Coming from AutoCAD to Revit is not the easiest transition in the world but it is definitely worth it. Good luck!
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