Friday, November 27, 2009

Save to New File...

I got this question from a colleague and thought it appropriate to post my reply herein...

Q
Does anyone know why the "Save to New File..." sometime greys out? It has stumped us.
A
Because this is how Revit is designed… :-(
RCP, Plan, 3D, Section, Elevation views are project specific and based on internal levels or housed in other system/project specific views.

Some, but not all views can be saved as (or transferred to) external project files; the ones not specific to built in system view families can be, as they are either 2D or parametric/informational.

Views with the "Save to New File…" functionality from a Right-Click:
Drafting Views
Keynote Legends
Schedules
Sheets

Here are a few links illustrating the functionality and procedures (an unknowing thanks to the posters of these!!!)...

From Hagerman.com

From RevitZone

Wednesday, November 25, 2009

A U Get off of my cloud...

A colleague sent these from AU Beijing...I like the colors!!! Thanks HY.



Happy everything... Gobble Gobble.

Tuesday, November 03, 2009

Three Axiums Toward Revit Zen: Get The Edge!!!

I am pleased to say that the first of my "Toward a Zen of Revit" articles has been published in and featured on the cover of the Fall 2009 AUGI AEC Edge.

You can download the Hi-Res PDF Here or click the images for
the Enhanced Online Interactive Format. Pages 49 to 51 especially rule!!! ;-) The Subscribe link at the bottom of this post provides more download options as well (low-res PDF, etc.)... Great for the Holidays!!!

AUGI | AEC EDGE Fall 2009
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Enjoy the whole issue that includes the following authors: Paul Aubin, Bob Bell, Sean Burke, Erik Egbertson, Tannar Frampton, Chris Fugitt, Ted Goulet, Bruce Gow, David Harrington, Debasish Karmakar, Karen Kensek, Jonathan Landeros, Anthony Mason, Phillip Miller, John Morgan, Michael Partenheimer, Behzad Sanikhatam, Todd Shackleford, Chad Smith, Scott Womack and alphabetically last, but not least, Jay B. Zallan.