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Thursday, 19 September 2013

Announcing new Revit training category at Digital-Tutors

Posted on 06:45 by Unknown

This past summer I was honored to be invited to be a Guest Tutor at Digital-Tutors. Digital-tutors has a wide variety of professionally crafted tutorials on topics like modeling, lighting, texturing, dynamics and more with tools like 3DMax, Maya, Inventor, Sketchbook Pro,  Mudbox, Photoshop, Rhino and most recently, Revit!

Digital-tutors is a seasoned provider of eLearning targeted towards Professional CG, VFX & Digital Arts for the Movie and Gaming industries. This month they released their new Architecture-focused Computer Aided Design tutorial category and a few of the best pros in the industry including Kelvin Tam, and Pierre Derenoncourt, have joined me on Digital-tutors to kick-off the first release! 
Sign-up for a free trial at Digital-tutors and learn how I created the Philadelphia Rowhouse in the picture above!
Cheers,
Craig Barbieri

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Monday, 8 August 2011

Noteblock for tracking comments in Revit

Posted on 07:43 by Unknown
This is one of those ingenious uses of the tools in Revit to make collaborating better:
BIM Troublemaker: Comment Tracking Using Noteblock Scheduling
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