Revit game or excersize

[jtgel]

All,

 A few years back someone had posted a download for Revit that had (I believe 12 hidden balls or more) & you had to unlock them by choosing different commands. At the time I did it & maybe got half. I would like to try it again but I have searched & cannot find it.

 If anyone knows where I can get this link please reply.

[barthbradley · Accepted solution]

https://www.crazygames.com/t/ball

[jtgel · Accepted solution]

I accepted the solution without clicking the link. I am looking for a link to the REVIT game. It was actually a file that you can open in Revit.

[ToanDN · Accepted solution]

https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/revit-mep-forum/revit-mep-2012-quot-lost-marbles-quot/td-p/3447597

[scolacino]

I remember this file, and I was looking for it, too. The accepted solutions no longer link to anything. Did you find the file, and do you still have it?

[jtgel]

Yes but i unzipped it so it may not work. I tried to upload it but it would not let me. Try starting a new post & call it The Lost marbles game....

[sloanedalto217]

All,

 A few years back someone had posted a download for Revit that had (I believe 12 hidden balls or more) & you had to unlock them by choosing different commands. At the time I did it & maybe got half. I would like to try it again but I have searched & cannot find it.

 If anyone knows where I can get this link please reply.

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I wouldn’t count on that kind of thing being officially supported now, though. Autodesk Revit is mostly used for serious modelling and BIM workflows these days, so chances are anything like that game has long been abandoned or removed.

[scolacino]

It wasn't an official thing, and it wasn't really a game either. The purpose was to test Revit skills and demonstrate all the ways that something might be running amok in a model, and how you can investigate. I found it about 6 years ago, but it seems to be gone now.