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<davidean> wrote in messageI'll
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also agree to that. But I also find different points of view from other Revit
books which are helpfull. But if it's hard for you to read like me ( I start
to read and within 10 minutes I start falling asleep) or a little slow at
reading comprehension, there are an enormous amount of videos (both free and
subscription based). My favorites are the ones form Autodesk University
(subscription based for the audios but you can follow along on the handouts
you can download) or the videos from CAD Learning and Cadclips. Both are great
for the people how are more visual in their learning. These two you buy but
are well worth the money. Just a tought from one who was never a reading fan.
Ray
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"Mike Maloney" <
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Also, the "Getting Started" and "Revit Tutorials"
are pretty dang good.
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Mike Maloney
RAC 2009
Navisworks 5.5
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<davidean> wrote in messageI'll
href="news:6158483@discussion.autodesk.com">news:6158483@discussion.autodesk.com...
also agree to that. But I also find different points of view from other
Revit books which are helpfull. But if it's hard for you to read like me ( I
start to read and within 10 minutes I start falling asleep) or a little slow
at reading comprehension, there are an enormous amount of videos (both free
and subscription based). My favorites are the ones form Autodesk University
(subscription based for the audios but you can follow along on the handouts
you can download) or the videos from CAD Learning and Cadclips. Both are
great for the people how are more visual in their learning. These two you
buy but are well worth the money. Just a tought from one who was never a
reading fan. Ray
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<davidean> wrote in messageHi
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Mike; Those are real good. If only they would update the Revit files to the
most current version.
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<davidean> wrote in messageHi
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Jeff; When we first got Revit in June of last year we downloaded the datasets,
they were still 2008. I forgot about the Autodesk Revit tutorial book. I
printed out the Families Tutorial Manual. I like that better cause it gets
into the heart of Revit (which is of course based on families). To bad there
aren't many videos on those. There are but it's tables, walls not real super
complex models. Is there a book out there on Families and real complex models?
Ray
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you had to pick one book to self learn Revit what book would it
be?
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<eviele> wrote in messageJeff,
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what's the UX in your signature? Uber eXpert? Yes, that's my best
guess...
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