It's here! The new "AUGI World" e-zine (for March/April 2010)
Tuesday, 09 March 2010 13:22
It always feels like Christmas when that email arrives- the one announcing a new eidtion of AUGI World. If you are not an AUGI Member, please get yourself signed up right now. It's free and if you don't use any other aspect of AUGI (which you will), you get access to the superb AUGI World e-zine.
This issue is up to the normal, exceptionally high standard. There are a few Revit articles in this edition, inlcuding one on floors in Revit Architecture.
Check out the new edition of AUGI World here. (Please Note: You may need a free membership in order to download the e-zine)
Cad Notes: Creating Line Based Cabinet
Monday, 08 March 2010 16:45
CAD Notes is fast becoming one of my favourite sites for Revit information. Edwin Prakoso's posts are always very informative, practical and well written. And this one is no exception
"I had a very interesting Revit family sample last week. It is a furniture family, but we can place it just like placing walls: we define first and last point, not by the furniture location. It is not possible to create such a family type using the furniture template. We need to create it using Metric Generic Model line based.rft........"
The Revit Clinic: Tagging Electrical Devices with Multiple Circuits
Monday, 08 March 2010 16:37
At Revit Zone we always try to cover all flavours of Revit. But inevitably the majority of content is based on Revit Architecture. So it's great when we have some MEP or Structure related news. And this post from The Revit Clinic is for all you MEP users out there
"It is not uncommon for electrical devices or light fixtures to be part of two circuits. Since many of the out-of-the-box Revit MEP devices and lights only contain a single electrical connector, users will add a second connector in order to create two separate power circuits......"
The Revit Clinic: Transfer Project Standards > View Templates
Thursday, 04 March 2010 14:13
"Common scenario which can be easy to overlook in Revit; you are using Transfer Project Standards to move View Templates from one project to another. View Templates can include filters as well, which are listed under the view Visibility/Graphic Overrides > Filters tab......"
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