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Planting Columns
The last few months have been busy with work and alas I have not gotten a chance to revisit my Revit classical… more
Posted in Blog Tagged classical, Classical Architecture, corinthian, Revit, Revit training, scaling revit familiesClassic Follow-up
This is a followup post on my “Revit Does the Classics” post. I have continued to work on the Corinthian capital and… more
Posted in Blog Tagged BIM, Classical Architecture, Family Editor, Reference Lines, Reference Points, RevitRevit does the Classics
Can Revit do classical Architecture? you bet it can. I am working on a project to describe how to build highly detail and fully parametric classical column families. Interested?
Posted in Blog Tagged AutoCAD, BIM, Family Editor, Revit, Revit BookRevit Timeline at this year’s RTC
Preparations complete for this year’s Revit Technology Conference.
Posted in Blog Tagged Revit, Revit training, RTCRevit Room Curiosity
Could Rooms really be In-Place Families? Interesting…
Posted in Blog Tagged Revit, Revit RoomsRevit View Range
Revit View Range, the lost video…
Posted in Blog Tagged Revit, Revit training, View RangeRevit Parameters
Revit has several types of parameters, but it can sometimes be confusing
Posted in Blog Tagged Parameters, Revit, Revit trainingAll Capital Letters – ALT Part 2
Follow-up post to CAP fonts. More font choices
Posted in Blog Tagged Revit, Revit All Caps, Revit FontsAll Capital Letters – ALT
In response to Steve at Revit OpEd, we can achieve All CAPs in Revit Schedules another way…
Posted in Blog Tagged Revit, Revit All Caps, Revit SchedulesFixed!
Book pages fixed!
Posted in Blog Tagged Books, Datasets, Revit, Revit Architecture, Revit MEPRevit MEP book Dataset issues
The Revit MEP 2012 dataset files link is broken. Here is an alternative link to the dataset.
Posted in Blog Tagged Revit, Revit Book, Revit MEPBook Dataset Updates posted for Metric Architectural Files
I have posted an update to the book datasets for both the 2011 and 2012 editions…
Posted in Blog Tagged Aubin book, Dataset, RevitRevit Architecture Rendering at lynda.com
As promised the second of my two new lynda.com courses: Revit Architecture Rendering, is now live! Revit Architecture like most Autodesk 3D… more
Posted in Blog Tagged lynda, Rendering, Revit, Revit Book, Revit training, Revit videoNew Revit courses coming soon to lynda.com
Spent last week recording a the lynda.com sound booth. New Revit courses on the way soon!
Posted in Blog Tagged lynda, Revit, Revit training, Revit videoRevit 2012 Book Dataset Files
Datasets missing on CengageBrain? No worries, locate them here at paulaubin.com
Posted in Blog Tagged Dataset, Revit, Revit BookeBooks
Many people have emailed me over the years about digital versions of my books. Digital versions are starting to become available for some titles
Posted in Blog Tagged Revit, Revit Books, Revit eBook, Revit PDFAutodesk University – Day 3
Well that came quick! Hard to believe it is day three and I am sitting in my last class. I am done teaching. My fifth and last class was an hour ago.
Posted in Blog Tagged ACA, AU, RevitAutodesk University – Day 2
Hard to believe it is already December 1st and the second day of AU! It was a good day today at AU.
Posted in Blog Tagged AU, AutoCAD, RevitAutodesk University – Day 1
AU is in full swing… the general session… was pretty impressive. From cool totally electric cars, to microwave powered commercial space craft to cloud computing and sexy cyborgs.
Posted in Blog Tagged AU, RevitWorkset Crash Solved
I was having a similar issue. I placed a post about it on my blog and got some comments back, one of which directed me to this thread. Steve’s reply about the factory post (and disabling addons) did the trick!
Posted in Blog Tagged Crash, Revit, Revit 2011, Worksets, WorksharingRecent Posts
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Jun 16, 2013 - Planting Columns
Jun 2, 2013 - Create a Groin Vault Roof in Revit
Apr 30, 2013 - Revit Architecture Book Updates
Apr 24, 2013 - Mass Colors
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