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Monday, 18 December 2017

Weird Railing Stuff - part 10 - Split railings

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[ Edit:  Revit 2019 has a new feature that allows you to split a railing - but all it does is to break the selected railing into two separat...
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Sunday, 3 December 2017

Weird Railing Stuff part 9 - Handrail supports on Multistorey Stairs

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At first sight it seems that the new Multistorey tools in Revit look like a significant improvement over the old method.  However, as you de...
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Sunday, 12 November 2017

Scheduling Wall Heights in Revit

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One of the new features in Revit 2015 was the ability to schedule wall heights - well, sort of.  More Wall parameters could be scheduled tha...
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Thursday, 2 November 2017

Weird Stuff with Revit Shared Parameters

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When you create a suite of similar parametric families (say windows), you will define a series of parameters that control the families in th...
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Sunday, 29 October 2017

New in Revit 2018.2 - Pattern Dialog Box

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Following on from my last post about new features in Revit 2018.2 , there are some very nice tweaks to the Pattern dialog boxes: Fill ...
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Friday, 20 October 2017

New in Revit 2018.2 - Family Types Memory

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Here we are with a third set of enhancements for Revit this year - first version 2018, then 2018.1 and now 2018.2 There is nothing amazing...
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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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