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Think Outside the Beam by: eldados
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A tutorial showing how you can use the beam system to do other things, like louvers in an irregular shapes
Experience Level: intermediate
2006-06-22 | Autodesk Revit Building 9.1
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Furniture Plan Regions Video by: dgcad
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1.75 minute video tutorial on using Plan Regions to solve Furniture display problems in Reflected Ceiling Plans.
This clarifies a problem seen fairly often. It also independently explains the Plan Region tool quite well.
Experience Level: novice
2006-02-23 | Autodesk Revit Building 9.1
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Shared parameters in Title Blocks by: eldados
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This tutorial will show you how to add new shared parameters to your title block, load into your project and make them editable.
Experience Level: intermediate
2006-01-30 | Autodesk Revit Building 9.1
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Complex Slabs and Paths by: eldados
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Revit is not there yet when it comes to modelling complex slabs with falls in different directions, or footpaths on a steep and varied site, this tutorial tries to fill the gap.
Experience Level: intermediate
2005-11-18 | Autodesk Revit Building 9.1
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A First Look at Layers with Photoshop by: skisouth
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With all the great teaser photos being issued by the factory hinting at Revit 7.0 capabilities, I thought I?d show how to make the images ?more sketchy?
Experience Level: intermediate
2005-01-21 | Autodesk Revit Building 9.1
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Achieving ?Looks? with Blends in Photoshop by: skisouth
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As cool as this is, your boss wants a sketchy look- perhaps more pen and ink or pencil. ? Just do something. So it?s off to our trusty Photoshop to knock out a quick image.
Experience Level: intermediate
2005-01-21 | Autodesk Revit Building 9.1
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How to grow your family: Making use of models crea by: maxlloyd
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With the family content fairly light in revit, it seems to me that a good source of pre-modelled objects is that of 3D studio and AutoCAD. There are an abundance of well drawn, readily available objects that can be used in revit as a quick fix for that awkward to model, time consuming family. The only real downside can be that they can be heavy in file size (depends on the complexity of the original) and they lack the parametric qualities that makes a true, well constructed revit family so flexible...
Experience Level: intermediate
2004-10-12 | Autodesk Revit Building 9.1
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How to Make a Sloping Rounded Roof by: Mr GG
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A rounded roof sloping to one of the gables. In Revit there are two ways to accomplish this. Use a roof by extrusion in combination with voids, or an in-place roof family. This tutorial explores the latter method.
Experience Level: intermediate
2004-09-27 | Autodesk Revit Building 9.1
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