Cuttable vs Non-cuttable families
You want to know which families are cuttable and which are not. Revit 2011 help gives the answer: Cuttable families (link):CaseworkCeilingsColumnsCurtain Wall PanelsDoorsFloorsGeneric ModelsRoofsSiteS…
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You want to know which families are cuttable and which are not. Revit 2011 help gives the answer: Cuttable families (link):CaseworkCeilingsColumnsCurtain Wall PanelsDoorsFloorsGeneric ModelsRoofsSiteS…
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If you have an analogue watch and a laser mouse, you can easily keep your computer “active” by setting the mouse on top of the watch, no software or computer tweaking necessary. Keep Your Computer Act…
After selecting an Import instance, you can choose to Full Explode or Partial Explode. Most users realise that exploding is a bad idea, and it can get very messy. In fact, a number of experienced Revi…
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The author of RevitToday posted a comment on one of my posts yesterday, so I went to the blog to have a look. He has provided a couple of extensions you can download: Export XYZ from Revit 2011 This e…
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If you haven’t discovered the Autodesk Building Youtube channel yet, now is the time. Here is a link to the RSS: http://gdata.youtube.com/feeds/base/users/AutodeskBuilding/uploads?alt=rss&v=2&orderby=…
Let’s say you want to take a door from one Level of the building, then use the Create Similar tool to make an instance of this door on a different Level. This is quite easy. Just open a view from each…