Locate Revit Families from 2009 Distribution Center

Locate Revit Families from 2009 Distribution Center

brianwclayton1969
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Locate Revit Families from 2009 Distribution Center

brianwclayton1969
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Where can I find or download the files from the 2009 Distribution Content Library that Autodesk used to have for Revit?There are furniture pieces I need like the sectional pieces and other items. This was the best thing Autodesk had until it was removed with was a dumb idea. 

Is there a place to get those items, other than BIMObject, that residential suppliers don't know how to use. Because some of these items ARE NOT loaded in the latest version of Revit.

Thanks

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barthbradley
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Sounds like you are having trouble finding 11 year old content.  You might not even find it on BIMObject.  Are you looking for something in particular, or are you just looking for compatible furniture content in general?  

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RobDraw
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Didn't you ask this question before?

 

Didn't like the answers given then?

 

Expecting them to change?


Rob

Drafting is a breeze and Revit doesn't always work the way you think it should.
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brianwclayton1969
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I'm lookin for ALL the furniture content that was in the Distribution Center.

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brianwclayton1969
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Was hoping that Autodesk would be smart enough to put a link or folder to get to those files, since I'm not the only one in the Autodesk Revit community who thought it was a dumb idea that Autodesk came up with. 

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RobDraw
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@brianwclayton1969 wrote:

Was hoping that Autodesk would be smart enough to put a link or folder to get to those files, since I'm not the only one in the Autodesk Revit community who thought it was a dumb idea that Autodesk came up with. 


 

I'd be careful about calling anyone "dumb". Apparently, you weren't "smart enough" to save the library for yourself.


Rob

Drafting is a breeze and Revit doesn't always work the way you think it should.
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brianwclayton1969
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I saved 90% of the files, I apologize for the "dumb" comment it must have been an typical management decision that was to benefit them, an easy way to eliminate a position or too much work to maintain, that didn't benefit users.