For those attending AU 2008, I thought I would post some classes that I think are interesting. Horrible Hacks is going to be a very interesting classes with Steve Mintz, Sean Burke and Bob DeFeo. I have promised not to release any advanced information or tips from the class, but I will throw this out (sorry Steve). If you are working on projects that routinely require you to create multi-segmented grids, you want to attend this class. Steve is going to demonstrate a very elegant solution to a problem that Autodesk should have fixed many releases ago.
“Horrible Hacks™”
(and Other Tips & Tricks for Revit® Power Users)
Steve Mintz, P.E. – Revit Structure Technical Consultant
Sean Burke, Assoc. AIA – Revit Architecture Technical Consultant
Bob DeFeo – Revit MEP Technical Consultant
SE404-1P Have you ever seen a stunt demonstration with the tagline: "Warning! Do not
attempt at home!”? This class presents the latest tips, tricks, and hacks developed by the Revit
Experts of the Autodesk Consulting Team. Years on the front lines of the most complicated
projects have fostered out-of-the-box thinking to create solutions in ways you would never
imagine. Advanced problems require advanced solutions; we present to you our latest and most
innovative solutions for Revit Architecture, Revit Structure, and Revit MEP.
Revit® Platform
Looped and Offset Grids
Dimensionless Dimensions
Quickly Rename Levels
Layered and Graded Site
Phased and Packaged Submittals
Oops, I Forgot to Uncheck “Visible by Default” for my Workset
Revit® Architecture
Curved and Complex Ceilings
When is a Floor not a Floor?
Museum Board Renderings for Revit® 2009
Revit® Structure
Scheduling Wide Flange Area and Weight
Steel Take-offs in PSF using Global Parameters
Parking Garage Floors
Revit® MEP
Create Conduit
Cable Trays
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