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Saturday, 10 May 2014

Pump Up The Volume in Revit - RTC 2014

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I will be presenting at two Revit Technology Conferences this year: RTC Aus - Melbourne, Australia (May 2014) - Session 13 at 10.45am Sa...
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Wednesday, 30 April 2014

Reasons to be Cheerful - about Revit Adaptive Components

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Why did I publish a list of Reasons not to use adaptive components in Revit when I have previously published so much good stuff about them...
Friday, 18 April 2014

A Dozen Reasons Not to Use Adaptive Components in Revit

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I love the idea of Adaptive Components in Revit - they have so much potential to allow us to break free of some of the traditional constrain...
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Friday, 11 April 2014

New in Revit 2015 - Schedules & Parameters

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We still don't have a definitive list of what is new in Revit 2015, but here are a few more details about some of the new features - wit...
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Sunday, 6 April 2014

Adaptive Component Origins in Revit

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Have you ever wondered how Revit manages the "Origin" (X,Y,Z = 0,0,0) of an adaptive component? It is somewhat different from the...
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Tuesday, 1 April 2014

New Sketchy Lines in Revit 2015

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The big new feature for architects in Revit 2015 is the Sketchy Lines setting for views.  I have found some interesting subtleties in the wa...
Monday, 31 March 2014

U-Shaped Winder Stairs in Revit

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Go to Revit Stair & Railings Index Page In a previous post on Revit winder stairs I suggested that on a U-Shape Single Point winde...
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Tim Waldock is a freelance Revit Consultant, based in Cairns, Sydney, London or anywhere required. Available for: - Revit training; - Troubleshooting; - Implementation; - Auditing projects & Revit setups; - Revit Libraries; - Planning & Advice. Previously the Technology Integration Manager at PTW Architects in Sydney, managing all things Revit.
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