Revit 1.0
in real life… via #RTCNA Revit 1.0! Check this out pic.twitter.com/K4k5HkYhbV — Paul F. Aubin (@paulfaubin) June 19, 2014…
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Is it just me or is RTCNA all about Revit version 1.0?
Lot’s of screenshots getting tweeted, like: You might also be interested in some more Revit History at:Revit LaunchRevit Promo Video and Screenshots Revit Release 3Revit 4.0 video Similar: Cleaning ou…
Revit Version History
If you ever want to know when each Revit version came out, check out this page by David Conant: Revit Timeline (W.I.P.) So how many of you have used Revit 0.1 (November 1999)?…
A list of Revit versions with Release year
Revit 0.1 (1999) Revit 0.2 – 2.1 (2000) Revit 3.0 – 4.0 (2001) Revit 4.1 – 5.0 (2002) Revit 5.1 – 6.0 (2003) Revit 6.1 – 7.0 (2004) Revit 8.0 – 8.1 (2005) Revit 9.0 (2006) Revit 2008 (2007) Revit 2009…
Autodesk Cloud uses old style Revit logo
Pretty cool. If you want to know more about Revit history, check out this link.…
Some history
There have recently been a few posts in the blogosphere about Revit and Autodesk history. I have here collected links to some of the more interesting ones, as well as links from previous posts on What…
Revit 2003 was still pretty great
Just viewed a great class by Steve Shell:Tips and Tricks for Autodesk® Revit® Graphic and Visualization Techniques to Make Your Drawings Look Great! EDIT Updated link I thought this sample of project …
Revit Timeline – History of Revit software and companies
Steve Stafford tweeted a link to this thread. It shows the major milestones in Revit development, including company acquisitions, product renaming and discipline-specific additions. For example, here …
Timeline of BIM Software Development
I love these history posts. This particular one tracks the development of Autodesk, Bentley and Graphisoft with particular regard to BIM. Check it out via: Google Translateor original post: Revitualiz…
Another insightful post from Arch | Tech!
Does this sound a bit like Revit’s history? “A team of scrappy entrepreneurs, eking a living out of a bit of venture capital, working 80 hours a week will introduce something that is incredibly and ov…