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gedeye

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Hi, I currently trying to get to grips with Revit after a lifetime of autocad and could really use a comprehensive flow diagram/cybernetic chart which summarize the differentiation of components and how they inter-relate to one another.

I've done a light web search but yielded no return, possibly using bad search terms. I initially intended to create one but would be amazed if it does'nt already exist? Anyhow, if some kind soul could point me in the direction of anything along these lines that would be most appreciated.

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Revit is so much more complicated then autocad that I don't think you would ever see such a chart.  Read your Help!   It is far superior to autocads and will really tell you how everything works.  Start with one subject and work through what it is telling you.

Youtube videos are ok for a start but your help is sometimes the best answer once you learn how to look there.

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