Like some of you, I am at AU. For those of you who have never experienced it, here is a quick video of the attendees at the Keynote speech at Mandalay Bay hotel. The full video may be posted online at au.Autodesk.com soon. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DRZci9sJhyM&feature=youtube_gdata_player Craig...
Tuesday, 27 November 2012
Thursday, 6 September 2012
Passionate about BIM
Posted on 10:41 by Unknown
Dash over to Stephen Hamil's blog and see what it takes to be passionate about BIM...Passionate about BIM: When writing summary information for conferences or introducing other speakers the words "passionate about BIM" often spring to mind. But ...Are you passionate about B...
Wednesday, 8 August 2012
Revit viewport arranger
Posted on 21:30 by Unknown
This looks darn handy. It's a Revit 2013 add-on utility that arranges your viewports in Revit. You may already now some of the keyboard shortcuts like WT for window tile, ZA for zoom all, and Ctrl-Tab for switching between open windows, but this utility gives you even more handy flexibility in arranging windows. It's called Palladio X and it's free, thanks to the folks at Mensch und Maschine Software SE. I like the classic architectural reference...
Tuesday, 24 July 2012
Increase efficiency and accuracy of surveys
Posted on 09:01 by Unknown
Earlier this month Tobias Ebbinge from Picard Innovations reached out to me to introduce his company and software called Yuzu. You may have seen Steve Stafford’s post on this at Revit OpEd. Like Steve, I saw a similar technology at AU last year called PKNail. They are similar tools according to Tobias but Yuzu is available for Revit and Autocad as well, and there's a price difference on top of that.Yuzu facilitates Architectural surveys with...
Friday, 20 July 2012
The casualties of the Revit revolution start their recovery
Posted on 07:56 by Unknown

This speaks volumes and may bring a tear to your eye…If you are interested in helping this chap out, here is the link.Che...
Monday, 9 July 2012
Revit Hardware?
Posted on 14:12 by Unknown

Over the years I have seen this question pop up pretty consistently, and that is the "Hardware" question. "What's the best workstation for Revit". I'm not sure if you are aware of it but there's a relatively new page on Autodesk's website that helps you find suitable hardware for Revit, and other Autodesk software as well.There's a good description of it here: Without A NetWith the advent of Cloud computing there are many more options that include...
Wednesday, 20 June 2012
Revit Technology Conference–RTC 2012 Georgia
Posted on 09:16 by Unknown
Browsing the speakers list for the upcoming Revit Technology Conference next week, I came across an intriguing individual. His description reads as follows:Mortimer Vunderbight Project Sauron Inc At the prompting of his mother, Mortimer has been designing Evil Lairs since childhood and hoped to pursue a career in Architecture while attending Eton College. However, the University of Cambridge was busy turning out one architectural hack after...
Thursday, 17 May 2012
What Revit Wants: Repurposing the Autodesk USB Media
Posted on 16:04 by Unknown
What Revit Wants: Repurposing the Autodesk USB Media If you happen to have a 16Gb or 32Gb 2012 Autodesk Design Suite USB thumb drive gathering dust in a drawer, I repurposed one (after backing up the data) by using the following tool … after reading Luke’s handy post and a handful of the comments: Formatter.zip It’s a simple tool with one button. I make no guarantees or warranties but it worked for me. Cheers...
Tuesday, 13 March 2012
Vasari 2.5 coming... great new features
Posted on 11:37 by Unknown

Project Vasari's upcoming 2.5 release has some great new features. Great new push-pull capabilities in modeling, getting closer to sketchup capability. Select a vertical face, and press the space bar to show the alternate gizmo that allow perpendicular extrusion where before you'd only be able to stretch the model out. We also now have the capability of editing/modeling in perspective views with 99% of the functionality of the ISO 3D view. This has...
Monday, 23 January 2012
Revit DB
Posted on 09:00 by Unknown
I am in the middle of reorganizing my home office and was in the need for some Swedish furnishings for my Revit model. I came across this site which has some decent Euro pieces, including Ikea. They are pretty well made and if you speak Portuguese, then you’ll understand the material parameters. Thanks to Rui for posting and hosting some cool content for the everyday man. Revit DB...
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