Jay Zallan explains his thinking on much of humanities’ outlook; that things (Revit Modeling, in this case) are difficult or not as easy as “other” software, etc., and is usually an ego response to a lack of understanding, clarity, or perspective.
Another first time AUGI author, Chris Parker, tells us about several experiments that were conducted to show what would be the best scenario for you, the user. When working in Revit there is an official computer system requirements guidance from Autodesk and a large community of users who can advise on choosing a right PC for a particular task.
Danial John Stine has shared his knowledge on the new release of Revit, highlighting many of the enhancements and platform features, as well as discipline-specific features.
posted by Jay Zallan
posted by Jay Zallan
Melanie Stone shares resources explaining, planning and coordinating models for post-occupancy use.
posted by Melanie Stone
posted by Jonathan Massaro
Walt Sparling presents a plethora of education and training opportunities for Autodesk product users.
posted by Walt Sparling
A growing percentage of BIM and VDC use among contractors points to the benefits of these two methods. Author Jennifer Suerth takes a closer look.
posted by Marilyn Law
Author Tom Fuller demonstrates how his firm used a SysQue solution with Revit to design for the real world.
posted by Thomas Fuller II
posted by Jennifer Storey
Author Dan Stine reviews ElumTools, lighting design software developed by Lighting Analysts.
posted by DJ Stine
posted by Martijn de Riet
posted by David Harrington
posted by David Harrington
"Revitdamus," with help from Autodesk, explores the new features in the Revit 2015 platform.
posted by Jay Zallan
Michael Kilkelly offers a lesson on creating macros in Revit to automate those tedious, repetitive tasks.
posted by Marilyn Law
